Othman Pasha School in Tripoli
Walking towards Banco Di Roma from Ban Bahr, you won’t miss the Othman Pasha School by its bright green-colored door and its visible domes, a
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Libya’s History
Libya’s Pioneers in Education: Ahmed Ben Zitoun
In the pursuit of traces from the past, we get to draw lines to our present. For over ten years, I got to research my
The First Academic Director in Southern Libya – Fatima Elarby Al-Hudeiry
Many women in Libya have uplifted and positively influenced the educational sphere. Among many is Fatima Elarby Al-Hudeiry. She was the first academic director
Upcoming: The Libyan Pantry Exhibition in Tripoli, Libya
Local products and trademarks profoundly influenced and shaped the local identity of many communities worldwide, including Libya. Many generations grew up on local labels that
Women From The Libyan Theatre: Souad Haddad
Libya was and still thrives with art and its different forms, including theatre. As much as society, art has undergone phases of oppression and control.
Galleria De Bono, One of Tripoli’s Landmarks, Facing Unknown Fate
Galleria De Bono, located in Tripoli’s Algeria Square, was built in 1931 during the Italian colonization period under Pietro Badoglio. He was the first unique
Musical Renaissance in North Africa: Bashir Fahmy Fheima (1907 – 1972)
Bashir Fahmy, or Bashir Fahmy Fheima, was born in 1907 in the old city of Tripoli, Libya. He studied in the book Sidi Attia. He
The Voice of Childhood: Jaber Othman Al-Darsi
Jaber Othman Al-Darsi was born in Benghazi in 1961. His artistic talent appeared early in his life. He held a diploma in music from the
The Libyan Poet Ahmed Qanaba (1898 – 1968)
One of Libya’s most remarkable poets was Ahmed Ahmed Qanaba, who belongs to a family of Arab and African origins. The Qanaba family is of
Libya Bid Farewell to One of its Leading Composers, Ali Maher (1945 – 2022)
On June 30, 2022, Libya paid farewell to one of its colossal names in music history, the composer and musician Ali Maher. He passed away