Sustainable desert agriculture to confront climate change... Applied models..a seminar at the Faculty of Agriculture

Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Mahmoud El-Matini, President of Ain Shams University, Prof. Ahmed Galal, Dean of the Faculty, and Coordinator of the Symposium, Prof. Dr. Sayed Shaaban, Director of Biosaline Agriculture Activity at the Faculty, the Biosaline Agriculture Activity held a scientific symposium entitled: “Sustainable Desert Agriculture to Confront Changes” Climatic: applied models”, “Sustainable desert farming to face climate change: plantation models”

Climate change is one of the most important challenges facing Egypt and affects agricultural and food production, crop structure, as well as the environment, and in the interest of the Faculty of Agriculture, Ain Shams University as a house of expertise and a fortress of science, and an affirmation that universities are not only educational institutions, but have a prominent role and responsibilities in the development of civil society and open horizons of communication between The university student, the requirements of the labor market, and in support of the national project and the ambitious plan, Egypt’s 2030 vision for sustainable development, Prof. Dr. Ahmed Galal, Dean of the Faculty, was interested in holding a scientific symposium in which evacuees were present: Prof. Dr. Ayman Farid Abu Hadid, former Minister of Agriculture, and Prof. Dr. Nazmi Abdel Hamid, deputy The former university president, distinguished guests, Mr. Eng. Ismail Mohamed, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Egyptian Gulf Company for Desert Land Reclamation, Prof. Dr. Muharram Fouad Attia, the scientific advisor and director of the scientific office of the company, and Mr. Maged Al-Saeed, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Habiba Community Company for Organic Agriculture in Nuweiba and Engineer/ Siham Saeed, CEO of the company, in the presence of a group of professors and scientists from the Faculty of Agriculture Honorable students and Faculty students.