NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION OF ARMENIA

The “International Conference on Civil and Environmental Engineering: Yerevan 2025” ended at National University of Architecture and Construction of Armenia.

The aim of the Conference was to promote the exchange of innovative ideas in the field of civil and environmental engineering, the presentation of scientific research results, and the effective cooperation of leading specialists in the field.

The Event brought together 21 official delegations, 5 of which participated in an online format. 23 foreign researchers, representing 10 universities, also participated in the Conference. In total, 101 abstracts were presented, which were divided into 13 thematic directions and discussed in 4 sections. 61 reports were made within the framework of the Conference, and 15-20 scientific articles will be published free of charge in the international journal Growth and Change.

At the closing of the International Conference, NUACA Rector Manuk Barseghyan delivered a speech, emphasizing the importance of the Conference and its results.

“Dear colleagues and scientists, we are concluding the “International Conference on Civil and Environmental Engineering: Yerevan 2025” on a high professional and scientific level. During these two days, we had substantive reports, productive discussions and an exchange of ideas, which covered the most current directions of civil and environmental engineering. This Conference once again proved that cooperation between science, education, the state and private sectors can become a driving force for the development of the field. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to all participants, our distinguished guests, partner universities and the organizing team for organizing the Conference at a high level, for active involvement, scientific contribution and joint work. Given the successful course and significance of the Conference, I propose to make it a tradition and organize it at least once every two years. We are ready to hold the next Conference in Armenia again, and we will also gladly accept the initiative of our partners to organize it in one of their countries, ensuring our full support.”

The Conference concluded with mutual words of gratitude and new prospects for cooperation, emphasizing once again that the development of science and engineering thinking is one of the key foundations for building a sustainable future.