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Mr. Mustafa Elsagezi, Founder of the Bina International Program, participated in the launch workshop of the Bina Entrepreneurship Incubator in Mauritania, which concluded in Nouakchott after three days of technical sessions and strategic discussions. The workshop brought together representatives from the Mauritanian Ministry of Economy and Finance, the Islamic Development Bank Group, the International Islamic […]
As part of strengthening cooperation between Bina Business Incubator and the Ministry of Technical and Vocational Education, Mr. Mustafa Elsagezli, Director General of the Binaa International Program, welcomed Mr. Adel Al-Shuwaidi, Director of the Ministry’s International Cooperation Office, Dr. Jawhar Gashout, Director of the Higher Institute of Arts Technologies, and Dr. Mustafa Al-Zanati, Director of […]
Bina Business Incubator hosted a distinguished workshop titled “Professional Marketing and Sales Skills” as part of the WAZIF Project 🌟—another step toward a brighter future and greater empowerment for Libyan youth. The workshop was delivered by international marketing and sales expert Wael Al-Sallak, with the participation of a diverse group of entrepreneurs and professionals eager […]
Following three days of intensive technical discussions and strategic working sessions, the launch workshop for the “Bina Business Incubator in Mauritania” project officially concluded. The event brought together key economic and development stakeholders, including the Director of Project Monitoring at the Ministry of Economic Affairs, as well as representatives from the Islamic Development Bank Group, […]
Which threat matters most when you call a hardware wallet “secure”: remote hacks, physical tampering, supply-chain tricks, or human error? That sharply framed question rearranges a lot of conventional thinking about Ledger devices and hardware wallets in general. For users in the US seeking maximal security for storing cryptocurrencies, the answer is rarely a single […]
A common misconception is that a wallet becomes safer simply by supporting more blockchains. In practice, multi-chain access can enlarge the user’s attack surface: more networks, bridges, token contracts, approval systems, and unfamiliar interfaces create more opportunities for a costly mistake. The harder problem is not merely holding assets on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, or BNB […]
A Solana user holding tokens across multiple wallets faces a practical consolidation problem. Whether funds are scattered across Phantom, Magic Eden, or a hardware wallet, managing several applications introduces friction, reduces security oversight, and complicates tracking of holdings. The solution often involves moving everything into a single non-custodial wallet that supports the full range of […]
The Libyan economy faces numerous challenges due to global geopolitical fluctuations. As a rentier economy, it relies almost entirely on the oil and gas sector, making it highly sensitive to tensions, particularly in the Middle East. This inevitably impacts global energy prices and, consequently, Libya’s energy trade with the world. Oil constitutes the primary source […]
A common misconception is that Solana staking is simply a matter of choosing a validator, clicking “Stake,” and waiting for rewards. That view treats delegation as a one-time purchase. In reality, it is closer to assigning capital to an operating partner whose performance, fees, reliability, and incentives can change over time. The wallet interface may […]
The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Technical and Vocational Education, Dr. Abdul Qader Al-Mufaddal, met today, Monday, at the Ministry’s headquarters in Tripoli with the Director General of Capacity Building for Development, Mr. Mustafa Zli, and in the presence of the Administrative Director, Mr. Muhammad Al-Hajjaji, to discuss a step-by-step approach to supporting Libyan youth. […]
