Libya Liberation Day is observed on October 23 and marks the end of Muammar Gaddafi’s rule in 2011. The public holiday is a time for Libyans to reflect on political change, national identity, and hopes for freedom and self-determination. It is recognised through public gatherings, community events, and national remembrance.

Event Suggestions:
• Mapping Libya’s modern history through timelines and guided discussion
• Creating reflection displays about freedom, change, and national identity
• Sharing stories that explore resilience, community hopes, and remembrance