The first International Scientific Conference on Humanities and Applied Sciences concluded with distinguished contributions from Benghazi University.

The first International Scientific Conference on Humanities and Applied Sciences, held at Zintan University and featuring distinguished contributions from Benghazi University, as well as others from within Libya and Arab countries, concluded. Libyan universities such as Tripoli, Al-Bayda, Tobruk, Misurata, Al-Marqab, Bani Walid, Tarhuna, Sabratha, Al-Aziziya, Zliten, Sabha, Jufra, Zawiya, Zintan, Ajdabiya, and Gharyan participated, along with universities from Arab countries such as Egypt, Jordan, Bahrain, Algeria, and Tunisia.

Dr. Mohammed Al-Maghrebi from the Department of Injuries and Physical Rehabilitation at the Faculty of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, Benghazi University, presented a research paper titled “A Study of the Obstacles of Practical Training from the Perspective of Students of the Department of Injuries and Physical Rehabilitation at the Faculty of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, Benghazi University.” The Scientific Committee evaluated 157 papers, of which 60 were accepted. All accepted scientific research papers from the Scientific Committee were published in the electronic scientific journal “Al Jabal.”