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The  Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the School of Mining and Petroleum Engineering at the º£½ÇÉçÇø is delighted to sponsor the upcoming “Future Vision & Challenges for Urban Development, Green Smart Sustainable Building between Present & Future” conference, organized in Egypt by the from December 15 to 17, 2024. The event promises to be a groundbreaking forum for discussing the future of urban development and sustainability. For more details, visit the .

We are proud to announce that four keynote speakers from our department will be featured at the conference:

1. will discuss sustainable, resilient, and energy-efficient smart cities.
2. will present on building a resilient future through reinforced masonry.
3. will share his pioneering research on road safety.
4. will cover advanced and sustainable environmental treatment processes.

In addition to these keynotes, we will also be hosting two discussion panels:

1. Energy and Sustainability Panel:
   This panel, moderated by , will delve into innovative strategies for enhancing sustainability and energy efficiency across various sectors of civil and environmental engineering. Our panelists include , , , , and .
   
   
2. Role of Technology in Civil Engineering Panel:
   Moderated by , this panel will explore cutting-edge approaches to improving the sustainability, resilience, and safety of urban infrastructure systems in response to the challenges posed by climate change and urbanization. Panelists include, , , and .

Our department is committed to leading innovation for societal advancement, and we are honoured to participate in this conference, which provides our researchers with a prestigious platform to showcase how their work has positioned our institution as a global leader in Sustainable Infrastructure and Smart Cities. 

The HBRC has been a cornerstone of construction, building, and housing research in North Africa since 1954. We look forward to using this conference as a springboard for fostering collaborative research and strengthening ties between our two institutions, paving the way for future advancements in the field.