Roles

• Dr. Azalarib Ali is a faculty member in the Department of Soil and Water, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Tripoli since April 2000. He has various scientific publications in the field of soil and water.
• He has lectured Soil Science Fundamentals, Water Fundamentals and Remote Sensing courses.
• Supervised a number of student graduation projects.
• Head of the Study and Examination Committee, Soil and Water Department.
• Member of the Quality Committee of the Soil and Water Department.
• Head of the Laboratory Committee, Soil and Water Department.
• Member of the Preparatory Committee for the First Scientific Conference on Digital Agriculture (2023 AD), Faculty of Agriculture, University of Tripoli.

Careers

• Teaching Assistant: Department of Soil and Water, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Tripoli (1996).
• Assistant Lecturer: Department of Soil and Water, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Tripoli (2000).
• Lecturer: Department of Soil and Water, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Tripoli (2019).

Research Interests

• Dr.Azalarib Ali has more than 20 years of experience in the field of soil and water. He has interests in climate change ,desertification, applications of geographic information systems and remote sensing applications in the field of soil and water.

External Activities

Dr. Azalarib Ali has contributed to many missions outside the university:    

• Member of a follow-up committee for research conducted by Zandar Co., Ltd. in favor of the National Committee for Desertification and Combating Desert Encroachment - Ministry of Agriculture, Libya (2007).
• Member of the southern region team - water-harvesting project Ministry of Agriculture in cooperation with the International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA) 2008-2009.
• Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, University of AlJebel AlGarbe (2011-2014).
• Consultant at the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Marine Resources (2013).
• Training the southern and eastern Libyan field team regions on how to collect field data for the FAO projects (MerWat & LegWat), implemented by the FAO and the Ministry of Water Resources, (2022-2023).