December 17, 2025

Assiut University, under the patronage of Professor Ahmed El-Minshawy, President of the University, hosted an extended meeting with the executive office of the “Hayat Karima” Foundation in Assiut Governorate. The meeting aimed to enhance collaborative efforts and coordinate the organization of integrated medical convoys targeting the governorate’s most underserved villages and communities.

The meeting was attended by Professor Mohamed Ahmed Adawy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, Colonel Ahmed Galal, Director of the Hayat Karima Office in Assiut, Eng. Mina Ibrahim Hanna, General Coordinator of the Foundation in Assiut, Dr. Mohamed Sami El-Qady, Deputy General Coordinator, and Mr. Ibram Ibrahim Salib, Central Coordinator for Assiut and Manfalut centers.

The discussion focused on mechanisms to organize and conduct joint medical convoys between Assiut University and the Hayat Karima Foundation, aiming to improve healthcare services for residents of the most vulnerable villages in the governorate and support national efforts to enhance quality of life.

Professor Ahmed El-Minshawy emphasized that the partnership with Hayat Karima represents a genuine model of integration between state institutions and national initiatives. He noted that the “Hayat Karima” presidential initiative is one of Egypt’s key comprehensive development projects, targeting the well-being of citizens, particularly in rural and underserved areas. Professor El-Minshawy added that Assiut University places community service at the forefront of its priorities and seeks to leverage its medical, scientific, and research capabilities to support the initiative through medical convoys, awareness campaigns, and active participation in delivering healthcare services.

Professor Mohamed Adawy welcomed the reinforcement of the partnership, highlighting the importance of expanding cooperation in critical areas, especially supporting underprivileged villages, and implementing developmental and awareness-raising activities that improve living standards and advance the governorate’s development agenda.

The meeting concluded with proposals to organize regular and systematic medical convoys, expand the range of medical specialties, including dentistry and ophthalmology, and coordinate awareness seminars within the initiative’s villages. Professor Adawy also confirmed the University’s readiness to receive referrals of humanitarian and medical cases from the Foundation and provide the necessary healthcare and support.

Colonel Ahmed Galal, Director of the Hayat Karima Office in Assiut, expressed appreciation for the leading role of Assiut University in supporting the initiative’s activities, noting that the collaboration significantly enhances the impact of the Foundation’s medical convoys. He emphasized that the partnership allows the Foundation to benefit from the University’s distinguished medical and scientific expertise, directly improving the quality of services delivered to citizens and contributing to the comprehensive development objectives of the presidential initiative.

December 17, 2025

Professor Ahmed El-Minshawy, President of Assiut University, announced a major achievement for the University in international rankings, with Assiut University climbing 100 positions in the 2025 UI GreenMetric World University Rankings compared to last year. This milestone reflects the University’s ongoing institutional efforts to enhance sustainability practices on campus.

Professor El-Minshawy emphasized that the GreenMetric results highlight Assiut University’s success in embedding environmental sustainability within education, research, and community service. He described the achievement as a clear indicator of the effectiveness of the University’s policies and strategic initiatives in this critical area.

The advancement is the outcome of a comprehensive strategic and implementation plan, which focused on developing infrastructure, supporting environmentally-related research, and applying sustainable practices across campus. These measures strengthen Assiut University’s position as a competitive institution at the local, regional, and international levels.

Prof. Gamal Badr, Vice President for Graduate Studies and Research, noted that sustainability is a strategic priority for the University, aligned with Egypt’s Vision 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This approach supports a modern university model that promotes innovation and attracts students and researchers with a focus on environmental issues.

Professor Mohamed Adawy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, emphasized that UI GreenMetric is one of the leading international rankings assessing universities’ environmental and institutional performance. Participation in this ranking enhances Assiut University’s reputation, improves campus quality of life, encourages environmentally responsible behavior among students and staff, and expands opportunities for global academic and research collaborations.

Dr. Omar Shaaban, Director of the Academic Ranking Office, explained that GreenMetric’s methodology evaluates six main dimensions: campus setting and infrastructure, energy and climate change, waste management, water, transportation, and education & research. Each dimension includes precise indicators measuring the university’s commitment to sustainability on campus.

The preparation of Assiut University’s GreenMetric submission involved a dedicated team including Professor Mahmoud Abdel-Aleem (Obstetrics & Gynecology), Dr. Amr Abu Faddan (Deputy Director, Academic Ranking Office), Eng. Heba Allah Mohamed (Deputy Director, E-Portal Project), and Ms. Shaimaa Samir (Administrative Director).

Additionally, faculty members from various colleges contributed to the submission process, including:

• Professor Mohamed Mostafa Hamad (Education & Educational Planning, Faculty of Education)
• Dr. Zeinab Mahmoud Mohamed Kamel (Curriculum & Instruction, Faculty of Education)
• Professor Amr Saeed Abou Zif (Geology, Faculty of Science)
• Professor Alaa Mahmoud Abdel Naeem (Physics, Faculty of Science)
• Professor Ahmed Mohamed Attia (Mechanical Design & Production Engineering, Faculty of Engineering)
• Dr. Enas Dahi Ahmed (Art Education, Faculty of Specific Education)

This accomplishment underscores Assiut University’s commitment to integrating sustainability into its operations, academic programs, and campus culture, reinforcing its position as a leading institution in environmental stewardship.

December 16, 2025

Professor Ahmed El-Minshawy, President of Assiut University, affirmed the University’s commitment to implementing the directives of the President of Egypt to combat smoking on university campuses. The initiative aims to establish a “Tobacco-Free Generation”, providing a healthy and safe academic environment while reinforcing the University’s role in promoting public health and raising awareness among students and staff.

The announcement was made during the regular December 2025 meeting of the University’s Community Service and Environmental Development Sector Council, chaired by Professor Mohamed Adawy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, and attended by council members.

Professor Mohamed Adawy highlighted the sector’s activities and achievements in spreading awareness about sustainable development goals. He emphasized the University’s focus on environmental protection and safety, including the proper disposal of waste, energy and water conservation, and the full enforcement of smoking bans on campus, aligning with environmental regulations and the broader sustainable development agenda.

The meeting resulted in several key decisions, including the full implementation of the President’s recommendations regarding the elimination of smoking on university campuses, reinforcing the “Tobacco-Free Generation” initiative, and monitoring the timeline for a series of community outreach campaigns running from 2025 to January 2026.

Council members also reviewed various environmental and community issues, such as the damage caused by attaching signs and advertisements to trees and palm trees using nails or sharp tools, the importance of maintaining green spaces, organizing awareness campaigns on cybercrime and safe internet usage for secondary school students in Assiut (from October 26, 2025, to April 19, 2026), and reviewing precautionary measures to mitigate winter rainfall impacts.

December 15, 2025

Under the patronage of Professor Ahmed El-Minshawy, President of Assiut University, the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at the Faculty of Commerce organized a seminar titled “Sustainable Development: Policies and Actors in Egypt’s Future”. The event was held under the supervision of Professor Mohamed Adawy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, and Professor Alaa Abdel-Hafiz, Dean of the Faculty of Commerce, with participation from Dr. Amal El-Daly, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development.

The seminar was attended by Mr. Hamdi Saeed, Director of the Assiut Media Directorate; Mr. Abdel-Qader Mehran, Faculty Secretary; Ms. Abir Gomaa Hussein, Director of the Assiut Media Complex; Ms. Fatma Ahmed Hussein, Deputy Director of the Media Complex; along with faculty members, staff, and students.

Professor El-Minshawy emphasized that the seminar reflects the University’s commitment to supporting national efforts to achieve sustainable development goals and to instilling a culture of civic awareness and volunteerism among youth, as the cornerstone of Egypt’s future. He highlighted Assiut University’s efforts to integrate sustainability concepts into the educational process and student activities, and to foster cooperation with relevant institutions, thus contributing to building a socially conscious community that supports comprehensive development.

Professor Mohamed Adawy noted that volunteer work is a key partner in achieving sustainable development goals, due to its vital role in promoting environmental, social, and economic initiatives, and in encouraging youth participation in development processes. He affirmed that Assiut University integrates sustainability and volunteerism into its activities through awareness programs, community campaigns, and environmental initiatives, aiming to clarify national policies and highlight the role of stakeholders in promoting civic engagement aligned with Egypt’s development vision.

Professor Alaa Abdel-Hafiz stressed that the Faculty of Commerce seeks to prepare graduates who are socially responsible and capable of linking academic knowledge with sustainable development needs. The seminar discussed the importance of integrating volunteer work into development plans, its role in supporting the national economy, nurturing leadership skills among youth, and promoting values of cooperation and national belonging.

Professor Amal El-Daly added that the seminar forms part of the Faculty’s plan to spread awareness about sustainable development and volunteer work, strengthen partnerships with key institutions, including media organizations, and support national initiatives with tangible community impact. She highlighted the importance of student participation in volunteer projects and emphasized the need to sustain volunteer efforts by linking them to the state’s developmental objectives.

Mr. Hamdi Saeed commended the ongoing collaboration between the Ministry of Media and Assiut University in organizing awareness events that build civic consciousness in support of sustainable development and volunteerism. He stressed the pivotal role of media in promoting volunteer work, raising awareness of development issues, and highlighting successful initiatives and positive role models to inspire active youth participation in society.

At the conclusion of the seminar, participants expressed their appreciation for the opportunity to exchange ideas on sustainable development and volunteerism, noting their critical role in shaping Egypt’s future. They praised Assiut University for organizing such awareness initiatives, which enhance societal understanding and foster a culture of positive participation and national responsibility, underscoring the importance of cooperation between educational institutions, media, and civil society to empower youth and support national initiatives.

December 15, 2025

Under the patronage of Professor Ahmed El-Minshawy, President of Assiut University, the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector organized today a training workshop titled “Field Follow-Up Procedures for Environmental Practices and Sustainability in Assiut University Colleges”. The workshop targeted the committee overseeing the “Best Environmentally Friendly College” initiative and was chaired by Professor Mohamed Adawy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, with supervision by Professor Mohamed Mostafa Hamad, Professor of Education and General Coordinator of the Committee. The initiative aligns with the University’s commitment to promoting sustainability and environmentally friendly practices across the campus.

Professor El-Minshawy emphasized the University’s dedication to embedding the principles of environmental sustainability, creating a safe, healthy, and sustainable campus environment, raising environmental awareness, enhancing institutional performance, and supporting the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Professor Mohamed Adawy highlighted that the committee follows a structured plan to monitor and evaluate environmental practices across all university colleges. Key assessment areas include infrastructure, green spaces, transportation, waste management, and recycling initiatives. These criteria aim to foster a sustainable campus environment and encourage healthy competition among colleges, reflecting their commitment to environmental stewardship.

The workshop included presentations by:

• Professor Mohamed Mostafa Hamad, who detailed administrative procedures for college visits, technical aspects of evaluating environmental practices, and assessment indicators for green areas, transportation, and specialized units.
• Professor Mohamed Abdel-Baset, Professor at the Faculty of Specific Education and University Safety and Occupational Health Supervisor, who presented safety and occupational health indicators, maintenance and safe storage procedures, and evaluation models.
• Professor Amr Deif, Professor at the Faculty of Science and Academic Coordinator of the Committee, who discussed types of university waste, collection, sorting, evaluation, recycling methods, water conservation, and reuse mechanisms.

The workshop was attended by members of the “Best Environmentally Friendly College” Committee, comprising distinguished faculty from across Assiut University, reinforcing the University’s commitment to sustainability and environmental excellence on campus.

December 15, 2025

Professor Ahmed El-Minshawy, President of Assiut University and Supervisor of Assiut International Technological University, inaugurated today, Monday, December 15, the youth awareness campaign on the dangers of drug abuse. The campaign, organized by the Center for Monitoring and Studying Community Issues under the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector, is held in cooperation with Assiut International Technological University under the slogan: “Say No to Drugs… An Aware Generation… A Safe Future.”

The campaign is conducted under the supervision of Professor Mohamed Adawy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, Professor Ahmed Saad, Dean of the German Technological College in Assiut, and Dr. Amr Osman, Director of the National Fund for Combating and Treating Addiction. Organizational support is provided by Professor Ali Kamal Ma’bad, Director of the Center for Monitoring and Studying Community Issues, and Dr. Asmaa Gaber Mehran, Deputy Director of the Center.

The inauguration was attended by Dr. Ibrahim Askar, Director of Preventive Programs at the National Fund for Combating and Treating Addiction, Professor Rehab El-Dakhly, Media Advisor to the President of Assiut University, Professor Ahmed Hussein Mansour, Preacher and Member of the Fatwa Committee in Assiut, and Father Philobatir Michel, Assiut Diocese, alongside faculty members and students of the International Technological University, and volunteers from the National Fund.

In his opening remarks, Professor El-Minshawy expressed his pleasure in launching the campaign, emphasizing its critical message at a sensitive time. He noted that the campaign aims to raise awareness among youth and strengthen their sense of responsibility toward themselves and their country, helping to protect them from the dangers of addiction.

Professor El-Minshawy added that the campaign seeks to provide scientific, practical, and relatable awareness about the risks of drug use, including newly emerging substances, while offering a platform for open dialogue and responsible discussion.

Addressing the students of the International Technological University, Professor El-Minshawy highlighted their role as a model for modern, skill-based higher education, closely linked to national development and the needs of the labor market. He stressed that the state, under the leadership of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, relies on these graduates as skilled professionals capable of supporting the national economy and contributing to the building of the “New Republic.”

He emphasized that safeguarding students’ physical and mental health and protecting their minds from risks—primarily drug addiction—is a national responsibility. He explained that drugs not only harm the body but also impair focus, diminish creativity, and jeopardize future careers, particularly in technology-driven fields that require full awareness, precision, and discipline.

Professor El-Minshawy affirmed that the University’s role extends beyond academic education to include developing well-rounded individuals who can make sound decisions, reject negative behaviors, and face challenges with knowledge, discipline, and action. He concluded by urging students to be role models, protect their minds and future, and adopt the campaign’s message:

“Say No to Drugs… Yes to Life, Yes to Knowledge, Yes to a Future that Befits You and Egypt.”

Professor Mohamed Adawy highlighted that combating drugs is a matter of national security, directly impacting the country’s development. He stressed that demand-reduction policies are among the most effective tools in preventing drug abuse and noted that peer influence often serves as the gateway to addiction, making awareness-raising essential for youth protection.

He praised the collaboration with the National Fund for Combating and Treating Addiction, headed by Dr. Amr Osman and Dr. Ibrahim Askar, emphasizing that combining efforts across institutions is crucial to protect youth. He underscored that adherence to religious teachings and ethical values is a key pillar in preventing drug abuse and building an aware generation capable of protecting itself and contributing to national development.

Professor Ahmed Saad extended his gratitude to Professor El-Minshawy for supporting the campaign, emphasizing its role in enhancing youth awareness about addiction and the University’s commitment to its community responsibilities.

Professor Ali Kamal Ma’bad noted that the campaign represents a serious step toward sustainable youth awareness and community protection, aiming to equip participants with comprehensive knowledge of the risks associated with drug use, particularly synthetic drugs such as GHB, and their social, health, and economic impacts. The campaign also clarifies religious perspectives on drug use.

The National Fund actively supports the campaign through diverse awareness activities, providing accurate knowledge to youth and offering treatment and rehabilitation services to those in need, thereby strengthening prevention and fostering a sustainable culture of awareness.

The inauguration program included two main sessions:

“Risks of Youth Use of Synthetic Drugs (GHB) and Key Health, Economic, and Social Impacts” – presented by Dr. Laila Atef Ali, Lecturer in the Department of Pharmacy and Toxicology, Faculty of Pharmacy.

“Religious Perspectives on Drug Use” – a moderated open discussion by Professor Ahmed Hussein Mansour, Preacher and Fatwa Committee Member in Assiut, and Father Philobatir Michel, Assiut Diocese.

December 14, 2025

Under the patronage of Professor Ahmed El-Minshawy, President of Assiut University, the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at the Faculty of Education launched the “Tobacco-Free Generation” initiative today, Sunday, December 14. The initiative is supervised by Professor Mohamed Ahmed Adawy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, Professor Hassan Hweil, Dean of the Faculty of Education, and Professor Amani Sherif, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development.

The initiative featured an awareness lecture delivered by Professor Ahmed Shaddad, Professor of Chest Diseases at the Faculty of Medicine, Assiut University, and Supervisor of the Smoking Cessation Unit at the Main University Hospital. The lecture was attended by faculty members, teaching assistants, staff, and students.

Professor Ahmed Al-Minshawy emphasized the University’s commitment to students’ health, describing them as a national asset and the driving force of future development. He highlighted the University’s role in promoting health awareness, countering harmful behaviors that threaten youth well-being, and providing a safe and healthy educational environment that encourages positive lifestyle habits. He affirmed the University’s continued support for awareness initiatives that serve both public health and the community.

Professor Mohamed Ahmed Adawy underscored the importance of addressing smoking due to its severe risks to individuals and society, noting that smoking is a primary gateway to addiction. He commended the Faculty of Education for launching the initiative, which aims to educate students and promote a tobacco-free university environment.

Professor Hassan Hweil explained that the initiative reflects Assiut University’s commitment to enlightening youth about the dangers of harmful habits and behaviors that negatively affect health, productivity, and community contribution. He noted that the Egyptian government places high importance on the education and health sectors as fundamental pillars for achieving sustainable development.

Professor Amani Sherif emphasized that the “Tobacco-Free Generation” initiative aligns with the vision of the University and the Faculty in promoting health awareness and supporting national efforts to protect youth from harmful practices. She affirmed that building human capital begins with instilling positive behaviors and that student protection is a shared responsibility of both the University and society.

During his lecture, Professor Ahmed Shaddad discussed the direct and indirect health, psychological, and social impacts of smoking, its negative influence on youth, and the role of the University and community in combating this phenomenon. He highlighted the importance of fostering a culture of smoking cessation and encouraging healthy lifestyle choices within and beyond the university community.

The initiative concluded with the distribution of educational posters promoting smoking prevention and the adoption of healthy behaviors, contributing to a clean university environment and supporting sustainable health for future generations.

December 14, 2025

Professor Ahmed El-Minshawy emphasized that conducting a self-assessment of the performance of work teams in implementing the sector’s activities, according to Assiut University’s Strategic Plan (2024–2029), constitutes a primary objective and a top priority for achieving the strategic goals of the University.

Professor Mohamed Ahmed Adawy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, held a meeting with the team responsible for monitoring the implementation of the Executive Plan for the sector. He highlighted that this meeting is critical for evaluating the first year of implementation and correcting the course to ensure the strategic objectives for the remaining years (2024–2029) are fully achieved.

Professor Omar Saeed, Committee Coordinator, presented the results of the first-year review, including a summary of successfully implemented activities and their outcomes on the ground.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) were also reviewed. The presentation indicated that certain objectives, such as (e.g., environmental awareness campaigns), exceeded their targeted indicators, while other indicators, such as (e.g., partnerships with civil society organizations), required intervention.

The committee, attended by Professor Khaled Fathy, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Computers and Information, Professor Heba Atiya Yassi, Vice Director of the Institute of Molecular Biology for Community Service and Environmental Development, Professor Mohamed Abu Rehab, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Arts for Graduate Studies, and Professor Mohamed Mustafa Hamd from the Faculty of Education, discussed in detail the main causes of performance gaps, which were summarized as (e.g., lack of coordination between departments, delays in budget allocation, or changes in the operational environment).

Based on the discussion, the committee moved forward with developing an immediate corrective action plan to address these causes and ensure the sector stays on track to meet its strategic objectives.

December 15, 2025
Under the patronage of Professor Ahmed El-Minshawy, President of Assiut University, the University will host the Fourth Roundtable organized by the University Center for Career Development, titled “Agriculture and Veterinary: Labor Market Needs in the Agricultural and Veterinary Sectors.” This initiative reflects the University’s commitment to aligning education with labor market requirements and enhancing training and employment opportunities for its students and graduates.

The roundtable will be held under the supervision of Professor Mohamed Ahmed Adawy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, and Professor Mohamed Suleiman Moselhy, Director of the University Center for Career Development.

The event aims to foster constructive dialogue between the University and various professional institutions, discussing the practical and technical skills required from new graduates, as well as exploring mechanisms for joint collaboration in vocational training and professional development. This approach contributes to preparing qualified professionals capable of meeting labor market demands and keeping pace with modern developments in the agricultural and veterinary sectors.

In this context, the University Center for Career Development at Assiut University plays a pivotal role in supporting national efforts to enhance higher education, improve the employability of graduates from public universities, and facilitate students’ transition to the workforce, in line with Egypt’s Vision 2030.

The Career Development Center was established at Assiut University and inaugurated by Dr. Mohamed Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, and Professor Ahmed El-Minshawy, President of Assiut University. The Center serves as a platform to support students and graduates in defining their career paths by providing specialized training programs that help them understand the requirements of the Egyptian labor market and build effective connections with both the public and private sectors.

December 10, 2025

Assiut University witnessed today, Wednesday, 10 December, the launch of the First Scientific Forum on “Green Sustainable Environmental Projects,” held under the patronage of Professor Ahmed El-Minshawy, President of Assiut University, and under the supervision of Professor Mohamed Ahmed Adawy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development and Chair of the Forum. The event was also organized with the participation of Professor Mohamed Mostafa Hamad, Secretary-General of the Forum; Professor Saleh Ismail, Forum Coordinator; and Ms. Riham El-Hefnawy, Forum Liaison Officer, alongside participation from faculties across the university.

 Professor El-Minshawy emphasized that the forum provided an important scientific platform that reinforced Assiut University’s research role in supporting international efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. He noted that the forum’s activities addressed the latest scientific trends in environmental and public health fields while offering practical solutions to environmental challenges, including food security, climate change, sustainable resource management, green economy, biotechnology, and innovations promoting human health.

Professor Mohamed Adawy highlighted that the forum’s objectives and themes were directly aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals. He stressed the university’s commitment to advancing environmental research and projects from concept to practical application, thereby enhancing its role in serving the community and addressing environmental challenges.

The Vice President added that the forum program included two scientific sessions: the first focused on presenting and discussing smart green environmental projects, while the second covered green entrepreneurship initiatives. He noted that both sessions provided a platform to introduce innovative resource management models and solutions, in addition to encouraging youth and researchers to develop initiatives supporting the green economy and Egypt’s vision for a sustainable future.

Professor Mohamed Mostafa Hamad emphasized that hosting the forum was the culmination of Assiut University’s efforts to create a cleaner, more sustainable environment, fostering conditions conducive to life, work, and growth without harming natural resources. He stressed that the forum reinforced the university’s role across various development domains by integrating its educational and research plans with Egypt’s Vision 2030 and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

During the opening session, Professor Saleh Ismail highlighted the university’s commitment to linking scientific research with practical applications, ensuring that research outputs translate into implementable solutions serving the community. He also emphasized the university’s focus on supporting students’ ideas and proposals across sustainable development areas, addressing environmental challenges in Upper Egypt.

The opening session included the presentation of the Forum Shield to Prof. Mohamed Ahmed Adawi, the forum organizers, session chairs, and sponsoring companies.

Scientific Session One – Smart Green Environmental Projects:
This session featured discussions on several initiatives, including:

• Smart green molecular simulation units
• Zabira fish aquaculture as an integrated environmental and medical research model
• Automated plastic recycling systems
• Use of plasma technology in poultry production
• Recycling paper industry waste as a sustainable soil enhancer for desert lands
• Production of eco-friendly biofuels from used oils and plastics
• Wave energy solutions
• Specialized black soldier fly farms

Scientific Session Two – Green Entrepreneurship:
The second session showcased projects such as:

• Reuse of treated agricultural waste (“biochar”) in poultry farms and soil fertilization
• Risks of Bisphenol A on endocrine health
• Production of environmentally friendly animal feed from Jojoba seed cake
• Sustainable outlets for art graduates in Assiut as a pathway for empowerment and local eco-identity building
• Green sports initiatives to promote sustainable environmental practices among students
• Enhancing wheat crop salinity resistance using nanoparticles
• Environmental ethics and sustainable development from Rachel Carson’s perspective
• Green entrepreneurship and sustainable environmental aesthetics
• Green schools to cultivate environmental awareness among general education students in Assiut
• Community-based environmental development networks