The "Textile Department" Organizes Its First Annual Scientific Conference Titled "From Idea to Factory: Towards Sustainability"

Under the patronage of His Excellency Prof. Dr. Ashraf Mohamed Hanigel, President of Suez University, with the support of Prof. Dr. Hossam El-Din Mostafa Atiya, Dean of the Faculty of Technology and Education, and under the supervision of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Abdel Salam Abdel Alim Mohamed Malek, Head of the Textile Department.

In a distinguished scientific atmosphere and with honorable organization, the Textile Department hosted its First Annual Scientific Conference under the theme: "From Idea to Factory: Towards Sustainability."

The conference addressed a variety of modern scientific and technical topics related to the development of the textile industry, most notably:

• Modern research trends and smart textile technologies.

• Advanced industrial applications and technical textiles.

• Consolidating the concepts of sustainability and recycling in the textile industry.

• Showcasing graduation projects and outstanding research applications of the department's students.

• Exploring the various fields of work and promising opportunities for the program's graduates.

• Activating field training and joint cooperation protocols with major industrial institutions.

On the sidelines of the event, the conference featured an outstanding practical exhibition of the department's educational and applied laboratories and workshops. The event also included an honoring ceremony for top-performing students and several faculty members in recognition of their significant scientific and practical efforts.

This conference reflects the continuous commitment of the Textile Department and the Faculty administration to bridging the gap between theoretical academic studies and practical application. It aims to support a culture of innovation and sustainability, contributing to the preparation of highly qualified technological cadres capable of keeping pace with rapid industrial developments and efficiently meeting the needs of the labor market.