Libyan Parliament Speaker, Al-Salahin Abdelnabi, has expressed his personal interest in addressing the concerns of teachers in the country. On October 11, 2026, Abdelnabi received a phone call from Benghazi's education supervisor, Dr. Baleed Jumaa Khalifa, to discuss the current state of the education sector and the demands of teachers. The conversation focused on the challenges faced by teachers and efforts to address their concerns.
Abdelnabi emphasized that he is closely following the situation of teachers, stressing the legitimacy of their demands and the importance of ensuring their fair rights. This, he believes, will improve their professional and living conditions, ultimately stabilizing the education process across different regions. The Parliament Speaker acknowledged the vital role teachers play in building future generations and developing society.
The Parliament Speaker assured that the education sector and teachers' file is a priority for him. He expressed appreciation for the role of teachers in shaping the nation's future and emphasized the need to provide suitable conditions for them to perform their duties effectively. Abdelnabi's commitment to addressing teachers' concerns reflects his administration's focus on education.
Abdelnabi has promised to hold a meeting with education supervisors and union representatives to discuss their demands and explore solutions to the challenges they face. The meeting aims to find sustainable solutions that address teachers' rights and benefits. This move is expected to ease tensions and promote dialogue between stakeholders in the education sector.
The upcoming meeting is anticipated to provide a platform for discussing the difficulties faced by educational institutions and their employees. It will also explore proposals to resolve existing disputes and enhance communication between education authorities and teachers' representatives. This initiative has been welcomed by education stakeholders.
Dr. Baleed Jumaa Khalifa welcomed Abdelnabi's initiative, appreciating the Parliament Speaker's interest in education and teachers' issues. Khalifa emphasized the importance of collaboration among official institutions, unions, and concerned parties to address the challenges facing the education sector and ensure teachers' rights are protected.
This development comes amid ongoing demands to address financial and professional concerns of education sector employees. Stakeholders hope that the planned meetings will help find common ground and establish practical mechanisms to ensure stability and continuity in the education process.
Key points
- Libyan Parliament Speaker, Al-Salahin Abdelnabi, pledges to address teachers' concerns.
- Abdelnabi vows to meet with education officials and union representatives.
- The goal is to find sustainable solutions to teachers' demands and challenges.
