University of Benghazi Reopens After Eleven Years
Libya's University of Benghazi reopened on September 4, 2026, following an extensive reconstruction program after being closed for 11 years. Three Guinness World Records were broken during the event.
The University of Benghazi in Libya officially reopened on September 4, 2026, concluding an 11-year closure. The reopening follows a comprehensive reconstruction effort aimed at revitalizing one of the country's prominent educational institutions.
The reconstruction project was overseen by engineer Belqasim Khalifa Haftar, who spearheaded the initiative to restore the university. The project represents a significant step in the educational development of the region.
During the reopening ceremony, three Guinness World Records were achieved. While specific details of the records were not provided, they were associated with the university's reconstruction and relaunch.
The reopening of the University of Benghazi is seen as a pivotal moment for the academic and cultural landscape of Libya.