Eng. Ebrahim Jamili, the Director General of Basic Science and Technology UNESCO Club participated in the “10th World Congress of WFUCA” in Seol, South Korea. This congress focused on the significance of UNESCO values and their impact on global achievements.
In line with promoting UNESCO values and principles, Eng. Jamili received a certificate of recognition, further enhancing capacities and leadership at a global scale, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region.
Ebrahim Jamili said: our UNESCO club is engaged in activities and initiatives that promote sustainable development.
He added: we also hold the “Young Scientists Festival” as a scientific event every year with special focus on basic sciences and AI to specifically highlight the impact of basic sciences on achieving the Sustainable Developments Goals (SDGs). Our goal is not only to showcase the significance of basic science in addressing these goals but also to provide support to young scientists and scholars in turning their ideas into viable business products in alignment with SDGs goals.
