Tripoli | Thursday, October 29, 2026
The High Technical Committee for the National Information System held its 8th regular meeting at the Ministry of Justice headquarters, following a kind invitation from the Director of the Information and Documentation Center at the Ministry of Justice, and in the presence of representatives from various government sectors.
The meeting commenced with an opening address by Eng. Hossam Al-Rabti, Chairman of the High Technical Committee for the National Information System and Director of the National Information System Department. He opened his speech by welcoming the committee members and expressing his sincere gratitude and appreciation to Her Excellency the Minister of Justice and to the Director of the Information and Documentation Center at the ministry for the gracious hosting of the committee’s 8th session.
Following the opening remarks, the committee proceeded to discuss its approved agenda. The Information and Documentation Center at the Ministry of Justice presented a comprehensive visual presentation detailing the sector’s national indicators, along with strategies for data documentation and updates. Additionally, representatives from the Technical and Vocational Education sector delivered a thorough technical presentation highlighting vital statistics and indicators, as well as their alignment with the requirements of the National Information System.
The meeting featured valuable discussions and constructive interventions from center directors and representatives of various sectors—including Interior, Education, Economy, Civil Service, Finance, Labor and Rehabilitation, Communications, Housing and Construction, alongside other participating sectors. Discussions focused on mechanisms to enhance the integration of national data and advance the national information system.
In a appreciative gesture at the conclusion of the 8th session, the High Technical Committee, represented by its Chairman, honored the Ministry of Justice by presenting the “Shield of Loyalty and Gratitude” in appreciation of their hospitality and efforts in organizing a successful meeting; the award was received by the Director of the Information and Documentation Center at the ministry.
Participants concluded by identifying the sectors scheduled to present their national indicators during the next meeting, which will include the Economy, Culture, and Oil sectors. Finally, members tentatively agreed on November 30, 2026, as the date for the committee’s 9th meeting to continue executing plans aimed at finalizing the unified and reliable 2026 National Indicators Guide to support decision-making.
