Montada Sabeen hosted a distinguished scientific lecture delivered by Dr. Claude Hayek, taking the audience on an intellectual journey through history while exploring pivotal moments that shaped the course of human civilization. Through a historical and analytical perspective, Dr. Hayek explained the mechanisms of civilizational development through five key milestones: the discovery of copper, gunpowder, mirrors, the machine, and finally electricity. He emphasized that these breakthroughs were not merely technical inventions, but turning points that transformed societies and opened new horizons for knowledge and progress.

The lecture was delivered in a clear and engaging style, combining historical narration with scientific analysis. Illustrative examples helped bring the ideas closer to the audience, allowing them to gain a deeper understanding of how scientific discoveries interacted with social and cultural transformations throughout history, ultimately shaping the modern world as we know it today.

Following the lecture, the hall witnessed a thoughtful and lively scientific discussion that reflected the high level of awareness and engagement among attendees. Insightful contributions and analytical questions enriched the topic and opened further space for reflection and dialogue on the relationship between science and the course of civilization.

During a side discussion involving several specialists and science enthusiasts, participants agreed to work toward organizing a monthly scientific lecture series, maintaining the same rigorous methodological approach. This initiative aims to strengthen a culture of intellectual dialogue and contribute to the growth of knowledge-driven cultural activity in the city.

Thus, the lecture was not merely a one-time event, but a foundational step prepared in collaboration with Dr. Ahmed Shaalan toward launching a series of regular scientific gatherings that will expand opportunities for dialogue and knowledge at Montada Sabeen.