16th Community Forum, El Gouna 2030

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It is our pleasure to invite you to the 


16th Community Forum El Gouna 2030 
NEW PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE OF EL GOUNA
El Gouna Vision: Carbon Neutral und Climate Resilient
TU Berlin Campus El Gouna

The 16th Community Forum presents current projects, which deal with the future development of El Gouna:
  • Climate Resilient 
  • Sustainable and Carbon Neutral Destination 
  • Mobility Management 
A working group of TU Berlin, Freie Universität Berlin and SRH University of Applied Sciences Berlin has been working on this topic for a year and is presenting the current status on its reflections and suggestions in the Community Forum.

Presenters are:
  • Prof. Dr. Sahar Sodoudi, Freie Universität Berlin
  • Prof. Dr. Ines Carstensen, SRH University of Applied Sciences Berlin
  • Dr.-Ing. Wulf-Holger Arndt, Technische Universität Berlin
The topics are working on in close communication with El Gouna Management and Orascom Development. The 16th Community Forum will offer a platform for the dialogue and workshop between the TUB campus, Orascom and the community of El Gouna.

The detailed program will follow next week.

Please register already now for the Forum using the following link:

Please feel free to share this announcement with the other residents/workers of El Gouna.

With best regards 

Prof. Dr. Rudolf Schäfer
Dean Urban Development and Moderator of Communty Forum El Gouna 2030

M.Sc. Papon Kumar Dev
Senior Lecturer and Researh Associate and Organizer of Community Forum El Gouna 2030


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