CBL announces new date for electronic payment forum in Tripoli
The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) has announced that the Electronic Payment Forum and Exhibition — the largest banking event in Libya — will now take place from June 15 to 17, 2025, at the Tripoli International Fairgrounds. The event was originally scheduled for May 20 but was postponed due to recent security incidents in the capital.
The Central Bank stressed that this forum is the first of its kind in terms of scale and specialization in the field of electronic payments in Libya. It aims to showcase the latest solutions and technologies in digital payments and to explore prospects for digital transformation in the financial and banking sector. The forum will support the country's financial inclusion strategy and contribute to developing digital infrastructure for financial services.
The event is expected to attract wide participation from commercial banks, technology companies, government institutions, and local and international experts and specialists, positioning it as a leading platform for exchanging expertise and presenting digital transformation initiatives and projects within the financial sector.
The Central Bank added that organizing this forum is part of its efforts to promote financial innovation, implement modern payment systems, and is being held under its direct supervision and in cooperation with the General Authority for Exhibitions and Conferences. Tags: Central bank of Libya Electronic Payment Forum and Exhibition
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