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The Engineers’ Association of Tripoli and the North, the Municipality of Mriyata al-Qadriya, and the College of Architecture and Design at Al-Madina University honored students who took part in the Mriyata Municipal Park design competition.
The initiative aims to strengthen cooperation between universities, municipalities, and the local community.
Dr. Rayan Najjar, Dean of the College of Architecture and Design, highlighted the value of this cooperation. She explained that real projects allow students to apply what they learn. In addition, they give students the chance to create ideas that meet community needs.
Meanwhile, Khaled Ajaj, Mayor of Mriyata al-Qadriya, stressed the importance of involving young talent in the town’s development. He also encouraged greater use of academic skills in future local projects.
For his part, Architect Shawki Fatfat, President of the Engineers’ Association of Tripoli and the North, welcomed the initiative. Moreover, he confirmed the association’s readiness to support similar projects. Such initiatives, he said, give students valuable practical experience.
Dr. Walid Dagher, President of Al-Madina University, also praised the project. He thanked the students, organizers, and partners for their efforts.
At the end of the event, certificates and prizes were presented to the winning students.
Nariman Nazer won first place and received a $500 prize. Ghana Yakhni came in second and received $350. Meanwhile, Ali Jamil placed third and won $300.
Overall, the competition highlights the importance of investing in young talent. It also shows how students can help create practical design solutions for cities and communities.
Through such initiatives, young architects can gain experience while contributing to a better urban future.
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