In the context of organizing and strengthening the mechanisms of civil work, the Benghazi branch of the Civil Society Commission held a meeting this morning, Monday, May 11, 2026, with a number of delegates and heads of organizations registered within the joint system for charitable and humanitarian work, with the aim of following up on the work related to organizing the process of providing support and assistance to beneficiary families.
The meeting addressed a number of key topics, most notably:
- Review of the objectives and working mechanism of the joint system for civil society organizations in the city of Benghazi.
- Discussing mechanisms to support the administrative and financial performance of organizations through the implementation of training programs and workshops that contribute to enhancing their organizational capabilities.
- Discussing the most prominent challenges and difficulties facing the work of organizations and the mechanisms for addressing them.
- Emphasizing the Commission’s role in monitoring and supporting organizations in a way that enhances their performance efficiency.
- Emphasizing the importance of strengthening cooperation and integration among entities working in the charitable and humanitarian field.
This meeting comes within the framework of the Civil Society Commission’s efforts to support civil society organizations and promote the principles of transparency and joint coordination, which contributes to raising the efficiency of performance and improving the quality of services provided to beneficiary families.
