The European Nile University is organizing its first international conference entitled "Artificial Intelligence and Limiting Climate Change" under the slogan of a better future for humanity, in cooperation with a distinguished group of public universities and research centers in the Middle East, Africa and Europe. The conference will be held on August 27-28 in the Arab Republic of Egypt In line with Egypt's Vision 2030, which hosted the 27th Climate Conference in Sharm El-Sheikh 2022.
The conference will address the impact of artificial intelligence on climate change, whether positively or negatively, how this role has been effectively influential in the climate issue, the use of technology in the process of statistics and data collection, and its employment in technologies that limit or adapt the effects resulting from climate influences.
The conference also deals with practical applications and keeping pace with global competitiveness, which is required by the stage, in the applications of innovation standards in education and the achievement of sustainable development goals, as this will be practically reflected in the scientific and practical reality in various fields.
The university also defined the objectives of the conference in highlighting the role of artificial intelligence in limiting climate change, as well as highlighting the pros and cons of artificial intelligence in various peaceful journals, in addition to focusing on the impact of recent discoveries on the environment, society and man, as well as understanding the relationship of the development of political and historical studies with artificial intelligence in journals. Peaceful and military, in addition to studying the impact of recent discoveries on humans, society and the environment, as well as shedding light on the most important future challenges in the field of artificial intelligence and its impact on climate and humans.
It is noteworthy that the European Nile University is a British academic scientific university in all disciplines of humanities, registered in the United Kingdom, accredited and licensed by the British government under No. 13751333 from the British Parliament, the British Parliament and the Commonwealth, and the British Foreign Ministry. The university also adopts the online and online education system.
The university seeks to open branches in the countries of the world.

Artificial Intelligence and Limiting Climate Change