Tripoli is preparing to host the second edition of the Libya Real Estate Investment Exhibition Sphere Expo 2026 from 10-12 May 2026, at the Lancaster Tower Hotel. The event will feature a select group of developers, investors, and experts in the real estate sector.
Organized by ADD Events in partnership with Ego Real Estate Investment, the exhibition, ADD reports, will serve as a specialized platform for showcasing real estate projects and discussing the most prominent opportunities and challenges facing the Libyan real estate market. It will also aim to strengthen cooperation between the local and regional sectors.
Regional participation and exclusive offers
The exhibition is expected to see wide participation from real estate developers from Libya, Egypt, Oman, and several other Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. Exclusive offers will be presented, allowing visitors to explore diverse projects with flexible payment options, whether for investment or ownership within Libya or abroad. This reflects the growing regional interest in the Libyan market.
Dialogue sessions on the future of urban development
The Sphere Expo 2026 is an interactive platform that combines live presentations of real estate projects with specialized discussions through dialogue sessions addressing the future of urban development in Libya. Key topics include:
* Real estate development in Libya: public-private partnership
* Legal and legislative frameworks for investment, financing, and real estate development
* Regional cooperation in the Libyan real estate market
These sessions aim to provide practical insights that support the development of the real estate sector and foster dialogue among its various stakeholders.
In this context, Ghaleb Al-Giblawi, General Manager of ADD Events for Exhibitions and Conferences, stated in an exclusive interview with Libya Herald that the Shere Expo 2026 exhibition represents a significant step towards establishing a culture of organized real estate investment in Libya.
He noted that “bringing together this number of local and regional developers on one platform opens up real opportunities for cooperation and strengthens investor confidence in the Libyan market.”
Al-Giblawi added that the exhibition “is not limited to being a promotional event but rather constitutes a space for dialogue and investment that contributes to shaping the future of real estate development in Libya, especially in light of the need for strategic partnerships between the public and private sectors.”
