Kafr El Sheikh University hosts Indian scientist on coastal salinization
Kafr El-Sheikh University hosted Indian scholar Surav Paul, Director of the Coastline and River Estuaries Studies Foundation in Bengal State, to discuss the risks of coastal salinization and ways to address this issue, which affects agricultural lands and groundwater reservoirs, especially with rising sea levels and climate change. The meeting included a seminar and a training workshop for students of the Faculty of Science, focusing on the impacts of salinity and geomorphological changes, with particular emphasis on comparing the conditions in Sundarbans, India, and the Egyptian Nile Delta. The aim was to enhance scientific cooperation and research exchange in the fields of environment and climate change. This event is part of the university's efforts to confront global environmental challenges and translate scientific research into practical solutions.
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