The School of Pharmacy at Newgiza University (NGU), in academic collaboration with University College London (UCL) and under the esteemed patronage of the Egyptian Drug Authority (EDA), successfully hosted the 3rd International Conference “Innovative Pharmaceutical Horizons: Bridging Science, Education, and Green Practices” on April 9–10, 2025, at the NGU campus.
This landmark conference brought together leading experts, researchers, educators, industry representatives, and students from Egypt and abroad to explore the intersection of science, education, and sustainability in the pharmaceutical field.
The opening ceremony was honored by the presence of Prof. Dr. Ahmed Sameh Farid, President of NGU; Prof. Dr. Lamis Ragab, Vice President of NGU; and Prof. Dr. Manal Maher, Dean of the School of Pharmacy. In their remarks, they emphasized the importance of innovation, collaboration, and environmentally responsible practices in shaping the future of the pharmaceutical industry.
Throughout the two-day event, participants engaged in keynote speeches, panel discussions, and interactive sessions covering a wide range of topics—from scientific breakthroughs and educational advancements to the integration of green practices in pharmaceutical production and research.
The conference featured four main sessions:
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Breaking Barriers in Pharma: Regulators, Industry, Academia, and Clinicians in Dialogue
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Education in Focus: Preparing the Next Generation of Pharma Leaders
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Next-Gen Therapeutics: Merging Science and Clinical Needs
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Circular Economy in Pharma: Promoting a Sustainable Drug Life Cycle
These sessions offered a platform for thought-provoking dialogue and collaboration among regulators, academics, clinicians, and industry experts, highlighting the vital role of sustainability and education in advancing the field.
In addition to its academic impact, NGU Connect 2025 also showcased the strong ties between NGU and UCL—reflecting NGU’s commitment to international collaboration and its vision to foster global excellence in pharmacy education and research.
As the conference concluded, participants left inspired by the shared vision of building a greener, more innovative future for pharmacy—a future that bridges scientific discovery, quality education, and responsible practice.
