Strategies for Supporting the Digital Content Industry in Libya: Practical Practices and Future Perspectives

Abstract

In the era of digital transformation, digital content creation is expanding rapidly and increasingly influencing public opinion, cultural identity, and communication strategies. In Libya, the digital content industry has witnessed growing interest; however, it continues to face major challenges, including the absence of clear strategic frameworks, limited professional expertise, and a fragile digital infrastructure. These issues often lead to content that lacks coherence, effectiveness, and alignment with local culture.
This study examines the current state of digital content creation in Libya, revealing the predominance of content that does not adequately reflect the nation’s cultural identity, as well as the limited training opportunities and awareness among content creators. Furthermore, it highlights the insufficient understanding of the potential negative effects of digital content on societal values. The study proposes a comprehensive framework aimed at enhancing and regulating digital content production in Libya, with particular emphasis on addressing social issues and integrating Libyan cultural values and identity within digital content strategies.