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- TECHLOG project: Discover the importance of technological transfer and its impact on the regional industry. Join us as we introduce pioneering pilot actions, unveil remarkable results, and explore the future beyond. Hear firsthand success stories from trained workers, including truck drivers and crane operators, as they share their experiences. Don't miss this exclusive insight into TECHLOG's innovation, collaboration, and the thriving future of logistics in the Mediterranean! #GOMED #TECHLOG
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CITL Launches the First Edition of the “Go Green” Electronic Magazine
In alignment with Egypt’s national environmental campaign “Go Green”, the College of International Transport and Logistics (CITL) proudly announces the release of the first edition of its electronic environmental magazine, under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sara El-Gazzar – Dean of the College, and Dr. Mai Salah – Vice Dean for Training and Community Service.
The magazine was authored by an outstanding group of CITL students' , this publication supports the “Go Green” initiative, promoting environmental awareness and sustainability practices among students and the wider community.
CITL takes pride in this inspiring student-led achievement, reflecting the college’s strong commitment to environmental stewardship, innovation, and community engagement.
