The Sustainability and Environment Unit organized a workshop Specialized under the title " The hidden effects of wireless communications on public health " , presented it Professor Dr. Walid Abdel-Jalil Awad This is on Tuesday, 11/26/2024. Which aimed to explore the unseen effects of wireless communications, including mobile phones and Wi-Fi, on human health. The workshop came within the framework of enhancing community awareness and highlighting the relationship between technological progress and increasing health concerns, with a focus on Based on reliable scientific studies to clarify potential effects. Workshop topics : 1. Introduction to wireless communications : The development of wireless communication technologies and their widespread spread in various aspects of daily life was reviewed, in addition to reviewing the most important basic uses of these technologies in various sectors. 2. Potential health effects : The workshop discussed the impact of electromagnetic radiation resulting from wireless devices on the human body, focusing on concerns related to prolonged exposure to low- and high-frequency radiation, in addition to To provide an overview of the disparate studies on these effects. 3. Preventive measures : The workshop addressed practical strategies to reduce exposure to electromagnetic radiation. It also addressed the role of governments and companies in regulating radiation levels to ensure the safety of individuals, and the necessity of adhering to global safety standards. Recommendations and conclusion : The workshop concluded by emphasizing the importance of strengthening cooperation between researchers and decision makers to study the health effects of wireless radiation more deeply. She also stressed the need to increase awareness of the importance of safe use of technology. While continuing to develop safer technologies that contribute to supporting sustainable development. The workshop is one of the initiatives aimed at achieving a balance between benefiting from technological progress and ensuring the safety of society from potential risks established by the Center for Continuing Education.