Technological processes of sowing and crop care machines, technological and environmental assessment of the impact of agricultural technological operations on soil and environment.

Dr. Ahmad Abdallah Ahmad Al Khraisat is a distinguished researcher in Animal and Aquaculture Production, currently serving as the Head of the Fish Research Department at the National Agricultural Research Center (NARC) in Jordan. He earned his Ph.D. in International Studies with a focus on Agricultural Economics from Al-Zaiem Al-Azhari University. His master's degree in Animal Production was obtained from Jordan University of Science & Technology. Dr. Al Khraisat leads a team dedicated to advancing the understanding of aquatic ecosystems and promoting sustainable fisheries. His role involves designing and overseeing research projects, analyzing data, and contributing to policy development to advocate for responsible fishing practices.

Dr. Abdelhak Rhouma, a plant pathologist, holds an engineering degree and a Ph.D. in Plant Protection and Environmental Health from the Higher Agronomic Institute of Chott Mariem Sousse (University of Sousse, Tunisia), conferred in 2013 and 2020, respectively, demonstrating a sustained commitment to advancing knowledge in this field; his prolific scholarly output, evidenced by the publication of 65 articles and 4 books, spans diverse domains within plant pathology, encompassing plant protection, integrated pest management, soil microbiology, and environmental health, reflecting a broad and impactful research portfolio; furthermore, active engagement in the scientific community is demonstrated through participation in numerous seminars and symposiums, coupled with significant contributions to scholarly publishing as a member of the editorial board for over 40 journals and a reviewer of more than 85 papers, showcasing his expertise and commitment to rigorous scientific evaluation.

Plant pathology, encompassing plant protection, integrated pest management, soil microbiology, and environmental health