In an effort to promote awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals and highlight the role of scientific research in supporting development pathways within and beyond the university community, Regional Studies Center took part on Tuesday, 28 April 2026, in the activities of Sustainable Development Week and University Day celebrations. The Center\u2019s participation featured a distinguished pavilion that included an exhibition of its research and academic outputs. The presentation focused on showcasing studies that reflect the Center\u2019s contribution to the achievement of all Sustainable Development Goals.<\/p>\n
The pavilion also witnessed wide engagement from students and researchers through scientific discussions and explanatory presentations, highlighting the role of the Regional Studies Center in addressing development challenges.<\/p>\n
This participation reaffirms the Center\u2019s commitment to supporting sustainable development and strengthening the integration between scientific research and community service, contributing to the building of a more sustainable and inclusive future.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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