The National Authority for Remote Sensing & Space Sciences participates in a scientific lecture at the Egyptian scientific complex.

The head of the National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences, Dr. Islam Abu Al-Magd, participated in the valuable lecture organized by the Egyptian scientific complex, chaired by Dr. Farouk Ismail and the secretariat of Dr. Mohamed El-Shernobi, entitled "Space and Remote Sensing in Egypt: Between Reality and Hope," in the presence of an elite of dignitaries, ministers, ambassadors, university presidents, experts, professors of universities and research centers.
During the lecture, Dr. Islam Abu Al-Magd presented Egypt's pioneering experience in space and remote sensing, addressing various aspects of this field, starting from Egypt ' s leadership on the continent of Africa, through frameworks and the best way to achieve an economic and leadership return on the continent, to Egypt ' s developments in satellite construction, operation and utilization of its data.
Dr. Abu Al magd highlighted the numerous services and outputs provided by the National Remote Sensing and Space Science Authority, aimed at supporting sustainable development efforts in Egypt and strengthening the research system. He also addressed the possibilities for cooperation in this area at the local and continental levels and presented his vision of what these advanced technologies could achieve in the future.
The lecture was of great interest to the audience, who discussed various space and remote sensing issues in Egypt with Dr. Abu Al-Magd.
This lecture is an important step towards enhancing awareness of the importance of space and remote sensing in Egypt, highlighting Egypt's outstanding achievements in this area and contributing to new prospects for cooperation and exchange of experiences at the local and continental levels.