The international conference titled "Tangible Archaeological Heritage and Manuscripts in Libya and Neighboring Countries" kicked off this morning in the Tunisian capital. Organized by the Institut de Recherche sur le Maghreb Contemporain (IRMC), the event runs from November 17 to 19, 2025, with the participation of a select group of researchers and specialists in the fields of heritage and archaeology.

The Faculty of Tourism and Archaeology at Sabratha University participated in this scientific event with a presentation delivered by Dr. Mofida Mohamed Abdelsalam Kredigh, titled:

"The Museum Educational Kit and Its Role in Protecting Cultural Heritage: A Pioneering Libyan Experience from Sabratha."

The presentation highlighted the Department of Archaeology's experience in implementing the "Museum Kit" project and the vital role this initiative played in raising awareness among school students and instilling the values of heritage preservation, rooted in the belief that safeguarding heritage begins by fostering a culture of protection within younger generations.

The Faculty of Tourism and Archaeology extends its sincere gratitude to the organizing committee for their warm reception and excellent organization. Special thanks are also directed to the Dean of the Faculty and the International Cooperation Office at Sabratha University for their continuous support and for facilitating the participation procedures.