Libyan Benghazi University Recovers

The University of Benghazi in eastern Libya is celebrating its reopening after the completion of its rehabilitation project. The university was damaged during the years of war that the city experienced between 2014 and 2016, during which its buildings and academic departments suffered significant damage due to ongoing clashes, rockets, and landmines. The reconstruction process involved various efforts, including renovating the buildings and upgrading the facilities, with the goal of restoring its academic role. Officials considered the university's recovery a vital step in strengthening education and promoting stability in the city. Additionally, national leaders emphasized that educational facilities are civilian assets that must be protected during conflicts. They also pointed out that the experience and memories of war are a part of the city's history and serve as lessons to prevent the recurrence of violence. The university now stands as a symbol of the region's recovery after more than seven decades since its establishment.

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