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Mohamed Alkhafifi is an international business strategist and tech entrepreneur with a proven track record of operational excellence in both the United States and Libya. His professional trajectory is highlighted by his tenure at Microsoft, where he managed complex supply chains and global logistics. This high-level corporate experience, combined with his firsthand knowledge of the Libyan market, allows him to masterfully bridge the gap between international standards and local execution. As VP of Business Development, he focuses on scaling tech operations and ensuring that Libyan digital products are built on robust, globally-competitive supply and delivery models.

Mouad Ammar serves as the guardian of Libya’s digital borders, bringing world-class expertise in cloud infrastructure and information security to the team. His professional background includes a pivotal role at Amazon (AWS) and experience with major engineering firms like WSP, where he worked on large-scale technical solutions for iconic structures such as the Burj Khalifa. Mouad is dedicated to treating Libyan data as a vital national asset, establishing sovereign cloud protocols and “Zero Trust” security frameworks that ensure the nation’s critical infrastructure remains resilient against modern cyber threats.

Shaima Eldeib is a leading academic and researcher who serves as the intellectual engine for Libya’s AI future. A PhD candidate and former Head of the Artificial Intelligence Department at the University of Benghazi, she possesses over 13 years of experience in academia and the tech sector. With an international Master’s degree from UTM Malaysia, her research focuses on AI-driven environmental monitoring and urban data collection. At Hana Tech, she leads AI strategy and adoption, ensuring that emerging technologies are used to solve local challenges and fostering a new generation of Libyan technical talent.

Mohaned Alahwel is a globally recognized expert in human-centric design, currently serving as a Lead Intelligent Systems Designer at Google. Having designed interfaces used by billions of people worldwide, Mohaned brings a “Gold Standard” of usability to Libyan digital services. His mission is to ensure that the transition to a digital state is accessible and intuitive for every Libyan citizen, regardless of their technical literacy. By applying the same rigorous design principles used by global tech giants, he ensures that Libya’s national platforms are built with the citizen’s experience as the ultimate priority.

Shatha Esbeta is a distinguished scholar and public policy expert who ensures that technology serves the public good through a strong legal and social framework. A PhD candidate and Professor of Political Science in California, Shatha has collaborated with US legislators, including Senator Susan Rubio, to influence policy at the highest levels. Her work focuses on the intersection of digital access and citizen-state empowerment. At Hana Tech, she drafts the “Digital Constitution” for Libya, crafting tech-based policies that protect citizen rights, promote legal transparency, and foster the empowerment of women and marginalized groups.

Malak Bouaoud is a dynamic project leader specializing in the intersection of strategic communication and operational quality. With a background working for global tech platforms such as TikTok and Facebook, she brings a meticulous approach to project oversight and brand identity. Malak is a key driver of initiatives like the Amazonat Marketplace, where she applies her expertise in quality analysis and progress management to turn digital tools into tangible economic opportunities for Libyan entrepreneurs. Her role ensures that every project meets international delivery standards while maintaining a cohesive, professional national image.

Dr. Ayman Alnaas is a sustainability strategist who ensures that Libya’s digital transformation is both environmentally responsible and economically resilient. Holding a PhD from Germany in the Circular Economy, Dr. Ayman has extensive experience consulting for international development organizations like GIZ Germany. He specializes in data-driven resource management and “Green Tech,” integrating long-term sustainability metrics into national infrastructure projects. His work ensures that the digital “tracks” being laid today are built to last for generations, balancing economic growth with the preservation of Libya’s natural resources.