As I participated in the Quality Assurance team, and also representing the General Health Council, we were required auditing the Libyan International Medical University (LIMU) in Benghazi, for the accreditation of the Faculty of Medicine at LIMU, I was delighted to see that the university had named the halls and facilities after Libyan personalities and figures who made significant national efforts in various fields during the establishment of the Libyan state. Their names are a reminder of their contributions and the need for us to follow in their footsteps and learn from their work, which left a lasting impact on the country. I saw this as a story and a tribute from the university and its management, which took me back to memories of my childhood, whether I experienced them or heard about them at some point in my life. It is beautiful what the Libyan International Medical University has done as a tribute, and this beautiful work will remain a story that will be told to future generations. Greetings to the university, its members, and all those who joined its ranks.