Day One of Our Participation in the World Urban Forum: A Seminar on Place-Making in Heritage Areas

The World Urban Forum, one of the premier global events in urban planning and sustainable development, kicked off today with the participation of Future University in Egypt at the Egyptian Pavilion. During the event, the University co-hosted a specialized seminar titled "Place-Making in Heritage Areas," featuring key stakeholders, including Future University, the Urban Planning Authority, the Takamol Association, and the United Nations.

The seminar was inaugurated by representatives from Future University, the Urban Planning Authority, Takamol Association, and the United Nations. The discussions focused on the critical role of preserving heritage in urban areas, and how to incorporate innovative techniques and ideas to develop these regions while preserving their historical and cultural significance.

Dr. El Sayed Mohamed Tag EL-din, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and technology. expressed gratitude for this fruitful collaboration, highlighting the invaluable contributions of all involved parties—academic institutions and international organizations. The seminar underscored the importance of joint efforts in achieving the sustainable development goals for historic urban areas.

Dr. Yehya Serag,Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, Faculty of Engineering and Technology. also praised the team from the Faculty of Engineering at Future University, especially the colleagues in the Department of Architecture, who have been instrumental in making this event possible. Their continuous efforts since the project’s initiation in April have been vital to its success. This event reaffirms Future University’s commitment to advancing scientific research and contributing to global discussions on sustainable urban development and heritage preservation.

About the World Urban Forum
The World Urban Forum is the largest global gathering of urban leaders, experts, academics, and stakeholders focused on developing sustainable cities and communities. The Forum brings together leaders from both the public and private sectors, academia, and international organizations to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing cities in the 21st century.

Day One of Our Participation in the World Urban Forum: A Seminar on Place-Making in Heritage Areas

Day One of Our Participation in the World Urban Forum: A Seminar on Place-Making in Heritage Areas

The World Urban Forum one of the premier global events in urban planning and sustainable development kicked off today with the participation of Future University in Egypt at the Egyptian Pavilion During the event the University cohosted a specialized seminar titled PlaceMaking in Heritage Areas featuring key stakeholders including Future University the Urban Planning Authority the Takamol Association and the United Nations The World Urban Forum one of the premier global events in urban planning and sustainable development kicked off today with the participation of Future University in Egypt at the Egyptian Pavilion During the event the University cohosted a specialized seminar titled PlaceMaking in Heritage Areas featuring key stakeholders including Future University the Urban Planning Authority the Takamol Association and the United NationsThe seminar was inaugurated by representatives from Future University the Urban Planning Authority Takamol Association and the United Nations The discussions focused on the critical role of preserving heritage in urban areas and how to incorporate innovative techniques and ideas to develop these regions while preserving their historical and cultural significanceDr El Sayed Mohamed Tag ELdin Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and technology expressed gratitude for this fruitful collaboration highlighting the invaluable contributions of all involved partiesacademic institutions and international organizations The seminar underscored the importance of joint efforts in achieving the sustainable development goals for historic urban areasDr Yehya SeragVice Dean for Community Service and Environmental DevelopmentFaculty of Engineering and Technology also praised the team from the Faculty of Engineering at Future University especially the colleagues in the Department of Architecture who have been instrumental in making this event possible Their continuous efforts since the projects initiation in April have been vital to its successThis event reaffirms Future Universitys commitment to advancing scientific research and contributing to global discussions on sustainable urban development and heritage preservationAbout the World Urban ForumThe World Urban Forum is the largest global gathering of urban leaders experts academics and stakeholders focused on developing sustainable cities and communities The Forum brings together leaders from both the public and private sectors academia and international organizations to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing cities in the st century