Karim Morsy

Dr. Karim Morsy, a licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.) registered in both Colorado and Kentucky, boasts an extensive career dedicated to climate change, sustainability and water resources. His multifaceted experience spans national and international landscapes across the public sector, United Nation agencies, academia, and the private sector, solidifying his status as a distinguished climate change and sustainability expert.

With over four years serving as an Advisor to H.E. the Minister of Environment in Egypt, Dr. Morsy played a prominent role during Egypt’s COP27 Presidency. As COP27 Head of the Technical Team, he contributed to coordinating high-level efforts and preparing thematic days, Presidential Initiatives, technical studies, and strategic climate finance policy content that supported Egypt’s global climate leadership.

Dr. Morsy’s professional journey includes key positions with major UN organizations, including UNDP, UN-Habitat and UNOPS, where he contributed to climate resilience, sustainable infrastructure, water management, and environmental planning initiatives across the region.

His involvement in shaping the Nexus of Water, Food, and Energy (NWFE) national platform, derived from Egypt’s National Climate Change Strategy 2050, showcases his strategic thinking and leadership in climate finance and sustainable development. He actively contributed to multilateral coordination and building partnerships with MDBs, development institutions and private sector to mobilize climate investments.

Dr. Morsy also serves as the Managing Director of Climate Consultancy, a leading sustainability and climate change consultancy that has delivered recognizable sustainability, ESG, and climate-related reports and advisory services for major regional and global leaders across multiple sectors. He also led impactful national projects, including the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) of Kuwait and the Kuwait Water Masterplan and Strategy 2040.