The Minister of Industry and Minerals, Mohamed Abdelgader, reviewed the ministry's 100-day plan for developing the sector.
This came during his chairmanship of the first periodic meeting of the Ministry and its affiliated entities last Wednesday at Tajoura, Tripoli, Industrial Research Center.
The meeting was attended by the Undersecretary of the Ministry, Mustafa Al-Samou, the chairpersons of the boards of directors, the directors general of the affiliated authorities, institutions, and companies, as well as the directors of departments and offices and heads of sections at the Ministry headquarters.
The meeting addressed preparations for launching the Ministry's 100-day action plan, in line with the Minister's directives and the Prime Minister's instructions, aimed at advancing the industry and minerals sector and supporting the national economy.
The meeting focused on several key areas, most notably strengthening institutional capacity, digital transformation, and developing the governance system, in addition to supporting coordination and integration among the Ministry's affiliated entities, which will contribute to raising performance efficiency and achieving tangible results.
The chairpersons of the boards of directors and the directors general reviewed the status of the affiliated entities, highlighting achievements and challenges, and proposing practical solutions to address difficulties and improve workflow.
The meeting also addressed preparations for the upcoming meeting of Arab Ministers of Industry, to be held in Libya. The Ministry of Industry and Minerals will host the meeting, which aims to strengthen Arab cooperation, broaden the horizons of the industrial sector, and support private sector access to Arab markets.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the Minister emphasized the importance of commencing the implementation of digital transformation programmes, raising performance levels, and adhering to specific timelines for executing plans. This will ensure the realization of the Prime Minister's directives for developing and advancing the industry and minerals sector, he added.