The Cultural Forum (The Nile is a Civilization That Unites Us) at the Institute of African and Nile states Studies and Research celebrated African identity and cultural diversity.
Under the patronage of:
Prof. Loay Saad El-Din Nosrat – President of Aswan University
Prof. Mohamed Abdel Aziz Mahlal – Vice President of the University for Graduate Studies and Research
Prof. Abdel Moneim El-Gilani – Dean of the Institute of African Research and Nile Basin Studies
Sponsored by the Arab-African Foundation for Research and Sustainable Development
Supervised and organized by:
Prof. Mohamed Soliman – Vice Dean of the Institute for Community Service and Environmental Development
Prof. Hossam Ramadan – Vice Dean of the Institute for Graduate Studies and Research
In his address, Prof. Loay Saad El-Din Nosrat, President of Aswan University, emphasized the importance of strengthening the shared African identity and the role of Aswan University in supporting cultural and scientific exchange among the peoples of the continent. Professor Dr. Abdel Moneim El-Gilani, Dean of the Institute of African and Nile states Research and Studies, pointed out that the Nile symbolizes unity and cooperation among the peoples of Africa, emphasizing the Institute’s commitment to strengthening cultural and civilizational ties between the continent’s nations.
Prof. Mohamed Suleiman, the Institute’s Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, explained that the forum is part of the Institute’s plan to enhance its community and cultural role in serving the continent’s issues.
Prof. Hossam Ramadan, the Institute’s Vice Dean for Graduate Studies and Research, stressed the importance of collaborative research and the exchange of expertise among researchers in the fields of African identity and cultural diversity.
The forum witnessed a distinguished attendance and rich discussions on the Nile’s role as a civilizational and cultural bridge connecting the peoples of Africa.
At the conclusion of the forum, a number of prominent figures who have played an active role in supporting cultural and research activities were honored in recognition of their contributions and efforts in promoting joint academic and cultural work.
