In a significant step towards digitalizing education, Classera for Smart Learning has signed a cooperation agreement with the Libyan Ministry of Education and the Arab League Educational, Cultural, and Scientific Organization (ALECSO). This collaboration aims to implement an advanced smart e-learning system for all public school students in Libya, utilizing Classera’s comprehensive Learning Super Platform (LSP).

High-Level Signing Ceremony

The agreement was signed during an official ceremony at ALECSO’s headquarters in Tunisia, attended by:

• H.E. Dr. Mousa Al-Maqrif – Libyan Minister of Education
• H.E. Prof. Mohamed Ould Amar – Director-General of ALECSO
• Eng. Mahmoud Al-Gabri – Vice President for Strategic Partnerships at Classera
• Alongside senior officials from the three entities.

Towards an Intelligent and Advanced Learning Environment

This partnership seeks to empower Libyan students and educators with cutting-edge educational technologies through Classera’s platform, which offers:

✅ AI-driven analytics to enhance learning outcomes
✅ Adaptive learning for personalized student experiences
✅ Gamified education to make learning more engaging
✅ Social learning to foster collaboration among students and teachers

ALECSO’s Role in Supporting Digital Transformation

This initiative aligns with ALECSO’s mission to support Arab nations in adopting the latest educational technologies and fostering innovation in education, ultimately improving learning outcomes across the region.

Classera: A Global Leader in EdTech

Founded in Silicon Valley by regional entrepreneurs, Classera has grown into a leading global EdTech company, operating in over 40 countries and winning prestigious international awards in educational technology. It has also attracted investment from major global funds, including:

• Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) through its investment arm, Sanabil
• Global Ventures
• 500 Global

Libya Becomes the 18th Country to Adopt Classera Nationwide

With Libya joining the list of countries implementing Classera’s smart learning system at a national level, it becomes the 18th country globally to embrace this comprehensive digital education solution—a testament to Classera’s proven success and governments’ trust in its advanced learning ecosystem.