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In light of the economic developments taking place in Libya, and at a pivotal stage in which the Libyan financial sector is undergoing rapid reforms, an expansion of government digital services, and growth in technological innovation—and according to recent data from the Central Bank of Libya—total government spending exceeded 130 billion Libyan dinars last year. Salaries and wages alone accounted for nearly 70 billion dinars, in addition to billions more allocated for subsidies, operational expenses, and development. These massive figures reflect the scale of financial flows passing through the banking system and the importance of developing digital payment infrastructure to enhance efficiency, transparency, and rationalize spending.

In light of the national push toward digital transformation, the expansion of electronic payments, and the reduction of reliance on cash, the Libya International Exhibition for Electronic Payments and Digital Transformation 2026 is being held

To serve as a strategic international platform dedicated to supporting Libya’s transition toward a secure, inclusive digital financial ecosystem that brings together international payment networks, regional and international banks, fintech companies (FinTech), technology solution providers, regulators, investors, and development institutions within a professional framework that links policy with innovation and investment.