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University of Benghazi Celebrates Italian Language Week

2026-10-23

University of Benghazi students and guests celebrating Italian Language Week

University of Benghazi Celebrates Italian Language Week in the Presence of Italian Consul

 

The Italian Language Department at the Faculty of Languages, University of Benghazi, celebrated Italian Language Week as part of activities promoting the Week of the Italian Language in the World (Settimana della Lingua Italiana nel Mondo). The event was attended by the Italian Consul in Benghazi, the university’s director of international cooperation, faculty members, and students, highlighting the role of Italian language education in strengthening cultural and academic exchange between Libya and Italy.

The 26th edition of the Week of the Italian Language in the World, held from 19 to 25 October 2026, is dedicated to the theme “A Brilliant Language: Conceiving, Designing and Creating with Italian.”

Students Showcase Their Italian Language Skills

The programme featured a range of cultural and linguistic activities presented by students of the department, showcasing their Italian language proficiency and their ability to apply their academic knowledge through creative presentations. The activities also highlighted the role of student engagement in developing language skills and encouraging interaction with different cultures.

During the event, Dr Waleed Driaq, former Head of the Italian Language Department, was honoured in recognition of his contributions to the Department’s academic development, educational programmes, and student activities.

Strengthening Cultural and Academic Exchange Between Libya and Italy

The occasion also highlighted the importance of Italian language education in advancing cultural and scientific relations between Libya and Italy while opening up further opportunities for students to exchange knowledge and benefit from international academic cooperation.

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