TRENDS Research & Advisory has made a significant impact at the Cairo International Book Fair 2025, showcasing an impressive 350 diverse publications that span a wide range of fields, from economics and politics to artificial intelligence and climate studies. As part of its ongoing efforts to advance global research and foresight, TRENDS has drawn the attention of a host of international visitors, including top government officials, diplomats, intellectuals, researchers, and academics. This year’s participation marks TRENDS’ fourth appearance at the prestigious event, and it has undoubtedly set new standards for how research can shape global dialogue.
The highlight of TRENDS’ exhibition is not just the impressive range of publications, but also its forward-thinking research strategy. Visitors from across the globe have been impressed by TRENDS’ dedication to fostering collaboration and strengthening international partnerships. Throughout the event, discussions focused on building research networks, exchanging knowledge, and exploring future opportunities for collaborative projects. Among the notable visitors was Egypt’s Minister of Culture, H.E. Dr. Ahmed Fouad Hano, who was briefed on TRENDS’ groundbreaking research and praised its efforts to advance scientific research worldwide.
As part of its commitment to staying ahead of the curve, TRENDS also hosted a major symposium titled “Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Development: Future Insights and Perspectives.” This symposium, organized in collaboration with the Information and Decision Support Center (IDSC) of the Egyptian Cabinet and Bibliotheca Alexandrina, aimed to explore the role of AI in achieving sustainable development goals, and it attracted experts, policymakers, and thought leaders in the field. This event not only reinforced TRENDS’ reputation as a pioneer in research but also showcased its role in promoting innovative solutions to the world’s most pressing challenges.
In addition to showcasing its research works, TRENDS honored international leaders such as H.E. Olivia Toderean, Romania’s Ambassador to Cairo, and Diana Ștefana Baciuna, Secretary of State at Romania’s Ministry of Culture, with the TRENDS Research Medal. This recognition underscored TRENDS’ commitment to fostering knowledge dissemination and strengthening partnerships in the global research community. As TRENDS continues to expand its presence on the international stage, its impact on global research and policy is only set to grow, cementing its role as a leader in shaping a better future.
