Scientific Themes Shaping the Future of the Blue Economy and Sustainability
The International Conference on the Blue Economy and Sustainability (ICBES 2026) brings together a select group of researchers, academics, and experts to discuss a range of key issues that contribute to a more sustainable future for marine resources and activities.
The conference themes include:
Water Resources and Ecosystem Sustainability
Supporting the sustainable management of water resources and the conservation of ecosystems.
Innovations in Aquaculture and Aquatic Organism Health
Exploring the latest innovations and technologies in aquaculture and promoting the health of aquatic organisms.
Blue Engineering, Clean Energy, and Smart Navigation
Discussing engineering and technological solutions that support the transition toward a more efficient and sustainable blue economy.
Fisheries and Resource Management
Examining ways to sustainably manage fish stocks and marine resources.
Seafood Processing and Food Safety
Highlighting the development of the seafood processing sector and strengthening food safety standards.
The Blue Economy and Sustainable Coastal Development
Exploring opportunities for economic and social development while conserving coastal and marine resources.
Through these themes, ICBES 2026 seeks to build an international platform that brings together science, innovation, and the exchange of expertise, thereby supporting scientific cooperation and promoting the shift toward a more sustainable blue economy.
The conference is organized by: Suez University
Under the auspices of: Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research
In partnership with: African Union – African Bureau for Livestock (AU-IBAR) and Shanghai Ocean University
Organized and executed by: OUN Egypt Event and Conference Management Company – OUN Egypt
📅 October 19–21, 2026
📍 Tulip Resort – Ain Sokhna, Egypt
🌐 Official website:
https://icbes-suez.com/
🔗 Registration:
https://barcode.ouneg.com/.../51799bbf-186e-4943-aae2...
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