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Italy’s Economic Development Efforts in Libya: A New Era of Cooperation

In a bid to boost economic development in Libya, the Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development (AICS) has launched a new initiative aimed at promoting socio-economic growth in the war-torn nation.

Application Process

Under the “Recovery, Stability and Socio-Economic Development in Libya - Italian Cooperation Component” project, AICS is seeking highly qualified professionals to fill key positions. The agency has announced an open call for applications from eligible candidates worldwide.

Evaluation Criteria

Essential Requirements

  • Qualifications (up to 70 points): Assessment of education, competences, and professional experience.
  • Language Skills (up to 10 points): Fluency in English, Italian, Arabic, and French.
  • Professional Experiences (up to 40 points): Relevant work experience with international organizations, governmental and non-governmental aid bodies.
  • Preferred Requirements (up to 10 points): Previous experience working with AICS, managing EU-funded projects, and knowledge of EU rules and regulations.

Interview Process

Only candidates who score a minimum of 40 points under Essential Requirements will be included in the shortlist and invited for an interview. The interview will be conducted via video conference and will assess applicants’ knowledge, experience, language skills, and other relevant competencies.

Final Scoring and Results

Candidates scoring at least 60 points at the end of the process will be included in the final list of retained candidates. The candidate with the highest score will be offered the position, and the ranking list will remain valid for one year or until another candidate is selected from the list.

Protection of Privacy

By submitting an application, candidates consent to the processing of their personal data by AICS personnel for the purpose of the selection process.

The agency reserves the right to cancel or delay the recruitment process at any stage and at its own discretion.