Community Stage - Hall 10
In this distinguished session, Dr Roy Casagranda explores the legacy of Ibn Sina, the scholar who bridged medicine and philosophy to become both a healer of the body and a philosopher of the mind. Through his profound academic insight, he highlights Ibn Sina's deep legacy, reviewing his medical and philosophical contributions, and how his ideas formed a meeting point between the sciences and the humanities. He also discusses the pivotal role of Arab civilisation in shaping knowledge and reshaping global thought.
Political Scientist and Analyst, and Winner of Sard Al Thahab Award
American political scientist and analyst, and winner of Sard Al Thahab Award. Currently serving as a Professor of Political Science at the United Arab Emirates University.
He is one of the leading researchers in Arab civilisations, blending his inspiring vision with his academic background. Dr. Roy believes that Arab civilisation not only preserved knowledge but also served as a source of new creations in science, philosophy, and the arts. He focuses on highlighting the pivotal role of the Arabic language in shaping the course of humanity.