Egyptian Geographical Society's Role

The Egyptian Geographic Society is one of the oldest scientific and cultural institutions in Egypt. Founded in 1875, it specializes in documenting geographic and historical knowledge. The society's library houses rare collections, including 13,000 maps, 600 atlases, manuscripts, interactive display tools, and it is working on an integrated digitization project to preserve its heritage. It hosted the first international geographical conference outside the Western countries in 1925. The historic building faces challenges related to restoration and the preservation of its collections, and a comprehensive restoration plan is currently being implemented in accordance with the latest standards.

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