Classera to Power Digital Learning for 2.25 Million Students Under Libya Education Deal
A February 2025 trilateral agreement signed at ALECSO will roll out the Saudi edtech's smart e-learning platform across Libya's public schools.
Classera, the Saudi-founded edtech super-platform, signed a trilateral agreement on 19 February 2025 at the headquarters of the Arab League Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization (ALECSO) to operate its smart e-learning system across schools run by Libya's Ministry of Education. The deal targets roughly 2.25 million students in Libyan public schools.
The agreement falls under ALECSO's Digital Solidarity initiative and makes Libya the 18th country in Classera's learning ecosystem. Classera's platform blends a learning-management system with AI-powered, adaptive and gamified learning, and the company has continued signing regional partnerships to expand its footprint.