THE 2nd International Conference of The Egyptian Poultry Forum
(FIRST ARAB POULTRY SUMMIT, APRIL 2024), HURGHADA EGYPT.
ICEPF 2024 has been held successfully during 24-27th of April 2024 in Hurghada, Egypt by the Egyptian Poultry Forum Foundation as authorized partner for the SCIENCELINE International journals (WVJ, JWPR, OJAFR) representing Egypt and MENA region.
The activities of The 2nd International Conference of The Egyptian Poultry Forum has been held in Hurghada, with the attendance of more than 100 Egyptian and Arab experts and scientists. Many producers, experts, and university professors as well as international experts from most Arab countries were participated in it, in order to advance the poultry industry in Egypt and Arab countries. This was stated by Dr. Mohamed Abdel Salam Shakl, Professor of Poultry Diseases at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Cairo University, and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Egyptian Poultry Forum.
CONGRESS CHAIRMAN: PROF. DR. MOHAMED SHAKAL
Prof. Dr. Shakl stated that the conference witnessed a large turnout of Egyptian and Arab experts and specialists on its first day, unprecedented in recent years. This enhances mutual scientific and investment cooperation between Egypt and Arab countries. The conference aims to support the poultry industry through research that serves this industry and addresses various problems and challenges. It also supports the international publication of researchers so they can carry out their tasks.
The professor of poultry diseases emphasized that the success witnessed by the conference since its first day is the result of the distinguished coordination with all governmental and private agencies concerned with the poultry industry in Egypt, which provided all facilities, as well as communication with similar organizations in Arab countries, which sent governmental and private delegations to participate in the forum directly or in coordination to exchange expertise and cooperate scientifically and investment in order to achieve the best interests of Egyptian and Arab citizens and achieve the highest level of food security.
The congress chairman also confirmed that the conference will witness workshops and sessions for research conducted by researchers in various research centers and universities in Egypt and the Arab world, as well as producers in the fields of fattening, layer, mothers, grandparents, hatching, feed, medicines and vaccines, as it discusses the challenges facing the various sectors of the poultry industry, which determine the required research areas and are a priority for researchers.
The aims of ICEPF were:
1- Evaluation of epidemiological risks of various poultry diseases.
2- The need to characterize epidemiological maps of poultry diseases.
3- Programs of prevention and immunization against various diseases.
4- The need for developing local vaccines against poultry diseases instead of importing.
5- Future vision for poultry production.
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Proceedings of The International Conference on Civil Engineering for Sustainability and Resilience in the 21st Century and Beyond (ICCESR-2024)
University of Botswana, Gaborone, Botswana,
25–26 June, 2024
International Conference on Civil Engineering for Sustainability and Resilience in the 21st Century and Beyond (https://conferences.ub.bw/index.php/ICCESR/ICCESR-2024) is authorized partner for the SCIENCELINE International journal (Journal of Civil Engineering and Urbanism; https://www.ojceu.com/main/) representing University of Botswana (https://www.ub.bw/) Conference (ICCESR).
The International Conference on Civil Engineering for Sustainability and Resilience in the 21st Century and Beyond (ICCESR-2024), organized by the Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Botswana, brought together academia, practitioners, researchers, policy makers and regulators to discuss emerging and pertinent issues relating to sustainability and resilience in Civil Engineering and related disciplines. The conference thematic areas encompassed developments and improvements in innovative designs, construction and smart technologies and the formulation of appropriate policies in the face of climate change to ensure sustainability and resilience.
This Special Issue of the Journal of Civil Engineering and Urbanism is a compilation of the proceedings of the ICCESR-2024 conference.
All the papers has been published in
Volume 14 (3S); 15 Sep, 2024 [Booklet] [ICCESR-2024].
For more information please click here
Secretary, ICCESR-2024 Organizing committee
https://conferences.ub.bw/index.php/ICCESR/ICCESR-2024
Email: Oyejobido@ub.ac.bw; iccesr-2024@ub.ac.bw
Prof. Dr. Yashon Ouma
CONGRESS CHAIRMAN
Email: Oumay@ub.ac.bw
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