PUA at the Moroccan-Egyptian Cultural Forum
Pharos University in Alexandria participated in the Moroccan-Egyptian Cultural Forum hosted in the Kingdom of Morocco under the theme “The Moroccan-Egyptian Path for Youth Cultural and Academic Diplomacy.” This engagement opens new horizons for international academic cooperation and cultural exchange. The forum was organized by the Mediterranean Forum for Youth in partnership with Bibliotheca Alexandrina, in collaboration with the Egyptian Embassy in Rabat and leading Egyptian and Moroccan institutions, with events spanning Casablanca, Rabat, and Asilah.
Dr. Noha Badr, Executive Director of the Community Service and Environmental Development Center (CSED), represented PUA, reflecting its commitment to maintaining a strong presence in international academic gatherings and exchanging institutional expertise. Dr. Badr contributed to the scientific symposium organized by the Faculty of Education Sciences at Mohammed V University in Rabat, titled “Academic Diplomacy: The Role of Knowledge in Building International Cooperation.” The panel convened in the presence of the Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt to Morocco, the Vice President of Mohammed V University, alongside distinguished academics and international education experts.
Additionally, a delegation of PUA’s students actively participated in the forum, gaining direct engagement with Egyptian and Moroccan peers, exploring diverse cultural experiences, and broadening their perspectives on global networking. Through this international participation, PUA reaffirms that its academic mission extends beyond lecture halls into global dialogue spaces, transforming knowledge and culture into sustainable bridges for cross-cultural collaboration.




