The 3rd International conference on the Conservation of Architectural Heritage in Egypt has been successfully held in Aswan: one of the most significant historical cities existing today.
This conference witnessed the attendance of planners, environmentalists, archeologists, architects, engineers, tourists, policy makers and stakeholders who Conservation of Architectural Heritage. Having been filled with diverse participants from diversified fields, approximately 80 full paper submissions were received and 50 of them presented over several sessions.

Authors attending came from different backgrounds and cultures to discuss research on the conservation of archaeological, architectural and urban landscapes, and multi-disciplinary research on complex Cultural Heritage sites. Held on a Nile Cruise that Sailed from Aswan to Luxor, the conference was attended by authors from Australia, Kuwait, Lebanon, Saudia Arabia, Greece, Egypt and more. With Professor Douglas C. Comer, an Archaeologist and the co-President of the United States Committee for ICOMOS (US/ICOMOS), as the Chairperson of the conference, promising conclusions have been reached and recommendations made.

Looking to help universities, researchers, professionals, and policy makers to get together to discuss the most pressing issues and develop discussions into actions, IEREK is happy to invite interested participants to attend the third version of 2019.

For more information on previous editions, visit:

Conservation of Architectural Heritage (CAH 2015)
2'nd Edition: Conservation of Architectural Heritage (CAH 2018)

For upcoming editions, visit:

1'st Edition: Conservation of Architectural Heritage (CAH 2015)
2'nd Edition: Conservation of Architectural Heritage (CAH 2018)
3'rd Edition: Conservation of Architectural Heritage (CAH 2019) – Regeneration & Management