BioVisionAlexandria 2010 Conference came to a close on Thursday, 15 April 2010. Titled “New Life Sciences: Future Prospects”, BVA 2010 was organized by the BA Center for Special Studies and Programs (CSSP), with around 1980 participants from different scientific fields and backgrounds.
In the closing session Serageldin asserted the importance of cherishing dreams and hopes in a better future, and said “..had it not been for dreams, humans would have still been living in caves”. Serageldin demonstrated that humans do not lack resources to face current challenges; but they lack the will to eradicate hunger, poverty and inequality, and to save the Earth from environmental threats caused by human beings.
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