“University of Telafer Achieves Distinguished Scientific Presence at the 37th International Conference on Topology and Its Applications in Egypt”

“University of Telafer Achieves Distinguished Scientific Presence at the 37th International Conference on Topology and Its Applications in Egypt”

Within the framework of its commitment to active participation in international scientific events and enhancing its presence in global academic forums, the University of Telafer achieved distinguished participation in the 37th International Conference on Topology and Its Applications organized by the College of Engineering at Por Said University in the Arab Republic of Egypt on July 20, 2025, with the attendance of elite specialized researchers and academics from various Arab and European countries.

The university was represented in this high-level scientific forum by Professor Dr. Huda Ismail Khalid Al-Jamili, Assistant of the University President for Administrative, Financial, and Legal Affairs, who delivered a televised speech during the conference sessions highlighting the university’s achievements in scientific research and its role in developing academic partnerships at the international level. The university also contributed by presenting a group of collaborative scientific studies prepared in partnership with Professor Dr. Ahmed Abdul Khaliq Salama from Por Said University of Egypt, which were presented to participants in preparation for publication in peer-reviewed scientific journals classified within the Scopus global database.

The conference sessions addressed advanced topics in topology sciences and their applications in engineering fields, neutrosophic mathematics, and artificial intelligence techniques, where prominent scientists from prestigious universities participated in presenting these axes, including Professor Dr. Abdul Moneim Qozaa from Tanta University and Professor Dr. Ahmed Salama from Por Said University. The events witnessed the presentation of more than fifteen advanced scientific research papers by researchers from diverse Egyptian, Arab, and European academic institutions. The conference concluded with the announcement of scientific recommendations that emphasized the necessity of continuing efforts to develop academic research in topology and advanced mathematical sciences.