The Technological Institute for Construction Engineering and Management at the Arab Contractors Company participated in the 17th International Conference on Sustainable Construction and Nanotechnology (NTC 17). Organized by the Egyptian Russian University under the patronage of University President Prof. Dr. Sherif Fakhry Abdel-Nabi, the event was attended by Prof. Dr. Grigory Ivanovich—representing the Russian Izhevsk University, a permanent partner of the conference—alongside a broad gathering of academics, researchers, and experts in civil engineering, advanced materials, and sustainability.
This participation reflects the commitment of Eng. Ahmed El-Assar, Chairman of the Arab Contractors Company, to ensuring the company’s active presence in scientific and academic forums and to fostering collaboration in scientific research, sustainability, and modern technology.
In his address, Dr. Eng. Mohamed Kassem—a specialist in environmental sustainability and nanotechnology within the company’s Joint Projects Department—discussed the importance of implementing sustainability concepts and modern technologies in the construction sector.
He also highlighted the role of engineering and educational institutions in supporting innovation and keeping pace with global advancements. Furthermore, he presented a research paper titled "Improving Energy Efficiency in Sustainable Buildings Using Nanotechnology," in which he examined the role of nanotechnology in enhancing energy efficiency in sustainable buildings and the importance of utilizing modern technologies to support environmental sustainability and reduce energy consumption in the construction industry.
The conference concluded with the honoring of the Arab Contractors Company in recognition of its pioneering role as a supporting partner and its significant contributions to sustainable construction and development. This recognition and participation reflect the distinguished standing of the Arab Contractors Company and the Technological Institute for Construction Engineering and Management in supporting scientific research and sustainable development, as well as in bridging practical expertise with modern academic advancements.