June 2026: Alfaisal University proudly participated in the Global Sustainable Development Congress (GSDC) held in Jakarta in June 2026, where its dedicated exhibition booth served as a platform for meaningful engagement with universities, research institutions, industry leaders, and policymakers from around the world. The event enabled the University to strengthen international academic connections, exchange expertise, and explore new opportunities for collaborative research and educational initiatives that contribute to addressing global sustainability challenges.
A key highlight of the first day was a highly successful talk by Prof. Idress Alsharaeh, Professor of Chemistry at Alfaisal University, titled “Role of Green, Yellow, Blue, White, and Gold Hydrogen in Fueling the Path to Net Zero and a Sustainable Future.” The presentation brought together a diverse international audience and fostered dialogue on emerging clean energy solutions. Professor Alsharaeh explored the opportunities and challenges across the hydrogen spectrum, examining how different hydrogen pathways can support the global energy transition and contribute to achieving a more sustainable future.
Through its participation in GSDC Jakarta, Alfaisal University demonstrated how international partnerships and knowledge-sharing in higher education can work together to accelerate sustainable development. The University’s presence at the Congress reflects its ongoing commitment to connecting people, institutions, and ideas to drive innovation, expand learning opportunities, and contribute to a more sustainable future.
The presentation strongly aligns with SDG 4, which focuses on participation in higher education and advanced learning opportunities. By sharing cutting-edge research with an international audience and facilitating access to specialized knowledge on sustainable energy solutions.
Through its participation in GSDC Jakarta, Alfaisal University demonstrated how international partnerships SDG 17 and knowledge-sharing in higher education SDG 4 can work together to accelerate sustainable development. The University’s presence at the Congress reflects its ongoing commitment to connecting people, institutions, and ideas to drive innovation, expand learning opportunities, and contribute to a more sustainable future.
