Lecture in Homs
The audience in the Sami Al-Daroubi Hall at the Homs Cultural Center followed today, Tuesday, chapters from the career of Syrian mechanical engineer Dr. Adnan Wahoud, during a lecture titled "The Last Weaver and His Role in the Syrian Renaissance." The event, held in the presence of Minister of Culture Mohammad Yassin Al-Saleh, featured a comprehensive review of Wahoud's scientific and professional milestones, and his contribution to launching pioneering medical, educational, and relief initiatives in many Syrian regions.
Homs Textile Industry and Wahoud's Knowledgeable Experience
The lecture was opened by engineer Abdullah Al-Suba'i, who introduced Dr. Wahoud and his scientific and academic career, highlighting the distinguished history of the textile industry in Homs city and its economic and social importance throughout the ages. Al-Suba'i touched upon the prominent role played by manual looms in the city's traditional craft life, linking this distinguished history to Wahoud's contemporary experience and his close connection to construction and revitalization projects for the new Syria.
Dr. Wahoud spoke about his long research experience and the international achievements he attained in developing complex weaving machines, shedding light on his journey to Germany and the stages of his professional development. Wahoud discussed in detail his participation in establishing medical clinics and projects to sponsor the families of martyrs and orphans in Syria, alongside launching residential, educational, and charitable kitchen projects.
Role of the Minister of Culture
Minister of Culture Mohammad Yassin Al-Saleh emphasized in his speech that Dr. Wahoud represents an inspiring model for the Syrian world, who skillfully combined scientific excellence with noble humanitarian work. Al-Saleh praised the global patents registered by Wahoud and his continuous initiatives to preserve the dignity of Syrians, as well as his residential project that enables families to own modern homes with affordable installments.
He drew attention to the importance of documenting Wahoud's biography and introducing it locally and internationally, announcing the Ministry's full readiness to benefit from this humanitarian and developmental experience through its ongoing projects. The cultural lecture concluded with opening the floor for dialogue and discussion with the distinguished attendees, where interventions focused on ways to utilize Wahoud's scientific expertise and his role in supporting society and making an effective contribution to building the country's future.
Dr. Adnan Wahoud is classified as one of the most prominent contemporary Syrian scientists in mechanical engineering and the development of weaving machines, having achieved distinctive patents that developed the industrial sector globally, while simultaneously committing to providing vital services and assistance to all needy Syrian families.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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