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This study examines the impact of globalization and media on the cultural identity and values of Arab youth. The researcher used a descriptive approach to analyze the phenomenon and its positive and negative effects. The study found that globalization contributes to the erosion of local cultural identity and increases Western cultural penetration, especially through modern media and communication means. It also revealed that Arab youth face a value conflict between local cultural heritage and imported values. The study recommended strengthening cultural identity through education and local media, and adopting conscious cultural policies to address the challenges of globalization.

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This study aimed to identify the impact of work pressure on the performance of workers during the Corona pandemic at the Libyan Center for Biotechnology Research. Seventy-five questionnaires were distributed, and 48 were retrieved, with a response rate of 60%. The results showed a statistically significant effect of work pressure on workers' performance. The study recommended developing plans and strategies to alleviate these pressures in the future.

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The study aimed to design a clear developmental educational training vision to improve the performance of practical education at the College of Education, Al-Jufra University. The descriptive approach was adopted, and a questionnaire was applied to a sample of 72 individuals. The results showed high approval of the proposed vision dimensions and no statistically significant differences due to gender, job, academic qualification, or specialization variables.

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This paper addresses the emotional impact of the Hajj ritual in the works of Libyan poets. Before delving into the poets and their output, the study discusses the history of the modern poetic movement in Libya and its three stages of development: the Turkish era, the Italian era, and the Liberation era. Subsequently, the study focuses on six poets from different periods who, in their published and manuscript divans (poetry collections), reflected on the inspirations of Hajj, expressing their longing and nostalgia, and describing the feelings and rites of Hajj. The paper concludes with findings and recommendations.

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This study aims to identify the obstacles facing the establishment and operation of Islamic banks in Libya, focusing on the city of Misrata. The study adopted a descriptive analytical approach, collecting data through a questionnaire distributed to managers of public banks, internal audit offices, current accounts offices, and academics specializing in financial and administrative sciences. The results revealed the existence of banking, economic, legal, and social obstacles hindering the establishment and operation of Islamic banks. The study recommended the need to develop appropriate accounting systems, establish a specialized department in the central bank, conduct training courses in Islamic economics, and amend laws to suit the nature of Islamic banking operations.

This international scientific conference discusses the necessary mechanisms for providing psychological, social, and educational support to individuals and families affected by Cyclone Daniel, which struck the city of Derna and areas in the Green Mountain in Libya in May 2024. The conference aims to discuss effective strategies to mitigate the psychological, educational, and social impacts resulting from this natural disaster and work to restore stability and safety to affected families by providing comfort and necessary support as quickly as possible. Research papers were presented and discussed during the conference sessions to develop practical, applicable solutions.