The Egyptian Society for Nature Conservation honored Dr. Emad Adly, Chairman of the Arab Office for Youth and Environment, in recognition of his distinguished career and significant contributions to protecting Egypt’s natural heritage and advancing environmental and civil society action over many years.

The recognition took place during a celebration organized by the Egyptian Society for Nature Conservation to mark the twentieth anniversary of its establishment and the launch of its efforts to protect and preserve Egypt’s natural resources and heritage. The ceremony was held at the conclusion of the fifth edition of the Egypt Wildlife Photographers Exhibition on the evening of Thursday, 9 July 2026, at Adam Henein Hall, El-Hanager Arts Centre, Cairo Opera House.

The celebration honored a distinguished group of individuals and institutions whose efforts have contributed to promoting a culture of nature conservation and strengthening the role of civil society in protecting the environment and natural resources over the past two decades.

Dr. Emad Adly was selected among the honorees in recognition of his pioneering role in supporting environmental and sustainable development issues, enhancing the participation of civil society organizations and young people in addressing environmental and climate challenges, and advancing partnerships, initiatives, and programmes aimed at protecting natural resources and raising environmental awareness.

This recognition reflects appreciation for his longstanding record of dedicated service and reaffirms the importance of integrating the efforts of institutions and individuals to protect Egypt’s natural heritage and ensure the sustainability of its resources for present and future generations.

The Arab Office for Youth and Environment extends its sincere congratulations to Dr. Emad Adly on this well-deserved recognition and wishes him continued success in his distinguished efforts to advance environmental protection and sustainable development in Egypt and across the Arab region.