ASHRAE Cairo Chapter

Learning was everywhere at ACCCF’26.

Through engaging sessions and hands-on experiences, attendees gained practical value that goes beyond the classroom.

Because growth starts with learning.

Where opportunities meet preparation.

ACCCF’26 created a space where talented students and fresh graduates could connect, explore, and take confident steps toward their careers.

The future looks promising.

As always, the Egyptian Engineers Syndicate continues to demonstrate strong cooperation and genuine support for youth development through its valued presence at ACCCF’26, organized by the YEA Committee of ASHRAE Cairo Chapter.

We were honored by the attendance of Eng. Mohamed Abdel Ghany, President of the Engineers Syndicate, and Eng. Abdelaziz El Kafrawy, Head of the Cairo Sub-Syndicate.

Their presence reflects a continued commitment to empowering young engineers, supporting future talents, and strengthening the connection between professional institutions and the next generation.

Knowledge shared. Perspectives gained.

One of the standout moments of ACCCF’26 was hearing inspiring voices and real experiences that offered valuable insights for the next generation of engineers.

Meaningful discussions create meaningful futures.

Honoring the pillars of our profession.

We were privileged to welcome respected industry figures and long-standing leaders whose continuous support, guidance, and presence always strengthen our community and inspire the next generation.

Their attendance at ACCCF’26 was a true reflection of commitment to the growth of the engineering profession and its future talents.

With sincere appreciation and gratitude.

What a day at ACCCF’26.

Moments like these remind us that the future of engineering is built when ambition meets opportunity.

Tonight, we celebrate the energy, connections, and passion that filled every corner of ACCCF’26. Seeing students, graduates, professionals, and industry leaders come together in one place was truly inspiring.

This group photo captures more than faces — it captures a community moving forward together.

Thank you to everyone who made ACCCF’26 a memorable success.

More highlights coming soon.

Strengthening International Cooperation to Empower Egyptian Engineers

As part of ongoing efforts to support the engineering community, the Head of the Engineers Syndicate, Dr. Eng. Mohamed Abdel Ghany, received a delegation representing the ASHRAE Cairo Chapter Board of Governors and the Government Affairs Committee (GAC) to discuss new opportunities for cooperation focused on developing engineers’ capabilities and enhancing their readiness for both local and international markets.

During the meeting, Dr. Abdel Ghany emphasized that advancing engineers’ technical and professional standards remains a strategic priority, with special focus on key sectors such as HVAC, refrigeration, and air conditioning.

He also highlighted the importance of providing internationally recognized training pathways, specialized development programs, and professional certifications that enable Egyptian engineers to compete regionally and globally.

The discussions explored potential partnerships between the Syndicate and ASHRAE Cairo Chapter that would help bridge the gap between academic education and labor market demands, while creating broader career opportunities for engineers.

For its part, ASHRAE Cairo Chapter reviewed its longstanding contribution since 1995 in supporting the profession through technical seminars, student activities, career fairs, training programs, and internationally recognized certifications serving engineers across all career levels.

Both sides agreed on the importance of expanding cooperation in the coming period through joint initiatives, advanced technical courses, and international certifications that contribute to preparing a highly qualified generation of Egyptian engineers.

The meeting reflected the shared commitment of the Board of Governors and the GAC Committee to strengthen institutional cooperation and support the future of the engineering profession in Egypt.

Its only 24 hours berfor Our ACCCF 2026 kicks off⏳!
A full day dedicated to your growth, your network, and your next move.

Panel discussions, speeches, a live debate, an interview simulation, and a competition — all in one place, all in one day.

Check the program, set your alarm, and come ready.

See you there!

The Greek Campus Downtown | April 18, 2026.

Meet Our official ACCCF Workshops Schedule

Saturday, 18 April 2026
Greek Campus - Class G-128
Starting at 12:00 PM

From VRF systems to Air Handling Units, energy recovery, and chillers, four industry-led workshops await you in one room, on one day.

The registration form is now closed. If seats become available during the event, you will be notified through the event WhatsApp group. You can join it using the link below:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/CldGsJ8lbsU7AzBzFq0ELB?mode=gi_t

See you !

We're thrilled to announce the 4th workshop at the ACCCF, titled:

“Introduction to Air Handling Units (AHUs) & Energy Recovery Systems”

Delivered by:
Eng. Nayera Mostafa, Product Development Engineer at Tiba Manzalawi Group R&D Department.

Join us for an informative session on AHUs and their associated energy recovery systems!

Registration required—priority to early registrants!
Register now: https://forms.gle/YQhRPAnb3NdKXyhs7

WhatsApp group for event updates:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/CldGsJ8lbsU7AzBzFq0ELB?mode=gi_t

Stay tuned!

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