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Read MoreProfessor Dr. Qasim Zaki Ahmed is a pioneer in Plant Genetics and Biotechnology in Egypt and Africa. He is a Professor at the Faculty of Agriculture, Minia University, with a scientific career spanning over four decades in the fields of tissue culture, crop genetic improvement, and genetic engineering.
He has contributed to developing scientific strategies to support food security in Africa. He served as the President of the African Crop Science Society and was a member of the Executive Committee of the Global Plant Council, representing the African continent in international forums.
He has published more than 80 scientific research papers in peer-reviewed international journals and participated in global scientific conferences across Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America. Additionally, he has supervised and examined numerous Master’s and Doctoral theses.

His academic career began in 1980 upon obtaining his Bachelor’s degree, followed by a Master’s in 1986 and a Doctorate in 1993. His journey includes international research expertise in Europe and Hungary, with scientific contributions extending through 2025.
Professor Dr. Kasem Zaki welcomes local and international scientific collaboration in the fields of plant genetics and biotechnology. This includes supervising Master’s and Doctoral theses, and participating in joint research projects aimed at crop development and achieving food security.
Professor of Genetics at the Faculty of Agriculture, Minia University. He holds a PhD in Biotechnology from the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and a Bachelor of Arts in History. His career uniquely bridges these two fields; he has supervised dozens of Master’s and Doctoral theses and published numerous international research papers. Simultaneously, he has enriched the Arabic library with his unique encyclopedia, “The Most Famous Texts of Ancient Egyptian Antiquities.

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