The Libyan Football Federation (LFF) has successfully concluded the scheduled program for the 2025 Coaching License (C), fully accredited by the Confederation of African Football (CAF). This initiative is part of a vision to elevate the standards of national coaches and qualify them technically in accordance with approved continental regulations and standards, ensuring a solid national foundation capable of leading technical operations through modern scientific methods.
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This project marks an unprecedented milestone in the history of Libyan sports, not only due to its training intensity—comprising eight integrated courses—but also its broad geographical reach across five vital regions: Tripoli, Benghazi, the Western Region, the Southern Region, and Misrata. These courses were implemented in direct coordination with regional federations, providing a significant number of national coaches the opportunity to develop their skills and bolster their technical capacities across the country.
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The Federation emphasized that this initiative falls under a long-term strategy to modernize the technical system and refine the expertise of national cadres. This is expected to yield positive results for the technical performance of clubs and national teams across all levels. Such efforts aim to create a professional environment that ensures high-quality sports formation and propels Libyan football toward continental and international competitive stages.
Looking ahead, the Libyan Football Federation revealed that the 2026 agenda will witness a new leap by transitioning to more advanced coaching levels. The Federation plans to organize specialized courses for the international (A) and (B) licenses as part of its pursuit to establish professional standards and keep pace with the rapid developments in the world of coaching.