Amro Ali

Constantine Cavafy and Ahmed Shawqi, the prince of poets, did meet more than once.

My UNESCO report, Towards a Human-Centered Scientific Culture in the Arab World: from crisis-driven science to visionary renewal, has finally been published and is now publicly available.

It was a great honour to have been invited to speak at the annual Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) workshop that took place this year in my favourite Moroccan city of Tetouan, at Abdelmalek Essaâdi University.

At the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, AGYA organized the salon around the theme of conflict as part of the annual Salon Sophie Charlotte in Berlin (17 Jan 2026).

In my first autoethnographic paper which I presented in Tunis as part of the workshop The Standing and Understanding of Scholars in Society: Arab and European Experiences, I chart my journey on how scholars and public intellectuals are received in Egypt a…

It was an honour to speak at the University of Tunis in which I reflected on my experiences on how the subject of Palestine has unfolded over the years in Germany.

I presented my paper at Hassan II University of Casablanca on how the waterfront comes in the form of corniches, beaches, promenades, and quays, and why they are where Mediterranean cities stage their most charged rituals of civic life.

I was delighted to finally launch the UNESCO report “Towards a Human-Centered Scientific Culture in the Arab World” that I authored in a joint partnership between UNESCO AND AGYA at Nile University, Cairo.

Voici mon article sur Hannah Arendt dans le monde arabe, publié dans le magazine français Philosophie.

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