Following a successful debut last year, a traditional equestrian festival in western Libya is now attracting international attention. The Zliten International Festival of Folk Horsemanship brought together participants from across Libya as well as neighboring Tunisia and Algeria, marking a major step forward for traditional sports in the country.
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