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Ahmed Mansour is an architect and conservation specialist with over 15 years of dedicated experience in safeguarding and revitalizing Egypt's cultural heritage. He received his Bachelor dregree from the faculty of Fine Arts in Cairo (2002) and his MSc in Conservation of Monuments and Sites from the Raymond Lemaire International Centre for Conservation, KU Leuven (2009). He is the founder of Mansour for Architecture and Conservation. His expertise spans the rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of historical buildings and the regeneration of traditional areas. Ahmed previously served as a key consultant for the UNESCO "Urban Regeneration for Historic Cairo" project, aiming at developing a conservation and management plans for the World Heritage Property. His expertise extends to major sites in Histroic Cairo, Heliopolis, downtown Cairo and Alexandria, where he has led extensive documentation, condition surveys, and adaptive reuse master planning to enhance visitor experience and economic sustainability. Complementing his practice, he is a part-time lecturer and is actively involved in several conservation and rehabilitation projects.