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Around the world, governments are grappling with the same question: how can we mobilise and protect the resources needed to fund development in an era of shrinking fiscal space? Public budgets are ...
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In 2025, the world marks twenty years since the Tunis phase of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), a landmark moment in the evolution of global Internet governance. At that summit, ...
Libya stands today at a crucial inflexion point in its digital transformation journey. The current institutional landscape—characterised by fragmented authorities, overlapping responsibilities, and...
In the face of rising public expectations, constrained resources and urgent development challenges, African governments are at a crossroads: how can they deliver better, faster and more inclusive p...
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On the evening of July 7, 2025, a fire erupted on the upper floors of the Ramses Central Exchange building in downtown Cairo, setting off a chain of events that would paralyse large segments of Egy...
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What happens when a country rich in oil, plagued by instability, and sidelined from global climate conversations begins facing the undeniable realities of a warming planet? In Libya, the answer is ...
In an increasingly digitized Africa, turning off the internet doesn’t just silence voices, it bleeds economies and undermines the continent’s progress towards inclusive growth. Internet shutdowns –...
Every year, as the calendar fills up with conferences and events in the fields of technology, governance, and digital rights, I can’t help but feel a mix of excitement and apprehension. Excitement ...
As I transition from my role as Chair of ISOC Libya to a newly elected board, I find it vital to document the journey that has shaped the establishment of ISOC Libya. This narrative aims to reflect...
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Two weeks have passed since the conclusion of the inaugural Libya School on Internet Governance, and I’m still filled with a deep sense of pride and accomplishment. When I first entered the field o...