The Supreme Council of Military Academies and Colleges in Tripoli convened on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, under the chairmanship of Chief of General Staff, Field Marshal Salah al-Namrush. The meeting was attended by council members and focused on discussing and reviewing preparations for the upcoming academic year. The council examined the readiness of military academies and colleges to launch the new academic year.
During the meeting, the council discussed the plans for the new academic year, including the admission process for new students and the approved plan for organizing the admission process. The council also reviewed procedures for accepting students with university qualifications in specific specialties that align with the needs of the Libyan army. These procedures are based on proposed numbers and specific conditions and standards outlined in the regulations governing work in military colleges.
Field Marshal Salah al-Namrush emphasized the importance of the role played by military academies and colleges in preparing and qualifying scientific and military cadres to work in various units of the Libyan army. He stressed the need for supporting these institutions to enable them to perform their tasks effectively. Al-Namrush also highlighted the importance of adhering to approved standards and conditions for accepting new students.
The council's discussions also touched on the cultural and educational aspects of the military academies and colleges. Al-Namrush pointed out that the cultural aspect is an essential part of the formation of officers and the qualification of members of the military institution. He issued instructions regarding the provision and security of the needs of military academies and colleges.
The meeting of the Supreme Council of Military Academies and Colleges in Tripoli comes as part of the ongoing efforts to enhance the military education system in Libya. The council's discussions reflect the Libyan military's commitment to developing its capabilities and ensuring the readiness of its institutions for the new academic year.
The Libyan military has been working to strengthen its institutions and enhance its capabilities in recent years. The Supreme Council of Military Academies and Colleges plays a crucial role in this effort, as it oversees the development of military education and training programs. The council's meeting on Tuesday is a significant step in this process.
The new academic year is expected to bring new opportunities for students to enroll in military academies and colleges in Libya. The Supreme Council of Military Academies and Colleges' discussions on Tuesday aimed to ensure that these institutions are prepared to provide high-quality education and training to their students.
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- The Supreme Council of Military Academies and Colleges in Tripoli discusses preparations for the new academic year.
