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During the sidelines of the conference, the winners of the prestigious Youssef bin Saeed Lootah Young Scientists Award were officially announced. This award aims to promote innovation and support scientific research across a wide range of disciplines in the Arab world.Several distinguished researchers were honored across different categories. In the Circular Economy category, Professor Dr. Heba Salah Hamed from Ain Shams University, Egypt, was awarded the first prize, valued at $15,000, for her outstanding contribution to the field.In the Renewable Energy category, the first prize of $15,000 was jointly awarded to Professor Dr. Maher Maher Al-Jaabari and researchers Raghad Mubarak and Dana Al-Jabari from Palestine Polytechnic University. The second prize, valued at $7,500, went to researchers Mohamed Nasser Nafea and Hamdy Hassan from Zagazig University, Egypt, for their notable research project.In the Green Chemistry category, Professor Dr. Wael Dagher from Damascus University, Syria, received the first prize of $15,000, while the second prize, worth $7,500, was awarded to researcher Dalia Hamed Amer from Badr University, Egypt.The Youssef bin Saeed Lootah Young Scientists Award reflects a firm commitment to empowering young researchers and fostering a thriving culture of innovation and scientific excellence throughout the Arab region.Announcement of the winners of the Yusuf bin Said Loutah Award for Young Scientists on the sidelines of the General Conference supervised by the Association of Arab Universitiesby Association of Arab Universities 09