The Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah inaugurated on Sunday evening the annual exhibition of the Islamic Arts and Handicrafts' Schools in Tripoli, as part of the project for the "Restoration of Life" to the schools of arts and handicrafts in the country. The exhibition included a variety of artworks, including drawing, sculpture, ceramics and photography made by students.
Dbeibah confirmed that the Government of National Unity had taken several steps to support cultural and artistic projects that contribute to rebuilding and restoring cultural and social life in Libya.
"The inauguration of this exhibition today is one of the important "Restoration of Life" projects that will lead us all toward a better future, as it includes an impressive group of distinguished talents that display artistic and industrial works that reflect our cultural and historical heritage and express the Libyan national identity." Dbeibah said, calling for this event to be the beginning of more cultural and artistic projects that enhance cultural and social life in Libya.
The Chairman of the Supreme Committee of the School of Islamic Arts and Handicrafts, Abdul Hamid Bizan, welcomed the presence of the Prime Minister, hailing his efforts in supporting the cultural process and the artistic field in the country.
