Tripoli | Wednesday, November 11, 2026
The General Information Authority commenced a training course today, Wednesday, to familiarize specialized personnel in public entities with the operating mechanisms of the Government Reports Platform. Marking the launch of this technical track at the Authority’s headquarters, the session welcomed specialists from the Ministry of Culture and Knowledge Development to learn about the platform’s operational procedures and usage.
The session was attended by the Director of the Documentation Department at the General Information Authority, Eng. Mohamed Mohamed Baba, and the Supervisor of the Government Reports Platform, Eng. Manahel Farouk Nazmi. Discussions focused on operational mechanisms and joint coordination with officials from the Ministry of Culture and Knowledge Development, including the Director of the Ministry’s Follow-up Office, Mr. Ali Ayad, and the Director of the Follow-up Office at its affiliated Research and Information Center, Dr. Abdul Latif Talouba.
The session included a practical demonstration for participants covering data entry pathways, the mechanisms for preparing and submitting periodic reports in accordance with approved standards, standardizing data entry rules, and establishing guidelines for periodic updates to ensure data accuracy and seamless flow without delay.
This technical initiative comes within the framework of meeting the continuous follow-up requirements of the Prime Minister’s Office, and in implementation of the Authority’s plan aimed at enhancing the digital readiness of government sectors and unifying monitoring and documentation channels. The Government Reports Platform is an advanced centralized tool established to standardize and facilitate the preparation and submission of periodic reports at all levels. It features real-time tracking of performance indicators and provides accurate, up-to-date databases that enable decision-makers to monitor completion rates efficiently and transparently, in addition to reducing traditional paperwork cycles and connecting various sectors to a unified information network that serves national development paths and supports decision-making.
