Mona Soliman

Directed the Ion Chromatography unit, performing precise analysis of anion and cation concentrations across diverse water sample types to ensure water quality standards and regulatory compliance.

Managed the Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory, accurately measuring critical water parameters including pH, EC, TDS, Turbidity, hardness, and chloride ions using advanced titration and ion selective electrode methods for over 1000 samples annually.

Spearheaded and coordinated all technical and administrative activities, successfully achieving international laboratory accreditation (ISO) by ensuring full compliance with stringent quality standards and regulatory requirements.

Conducted comprehensive Water Economic Value Mapping (2010-2012), identifying key opportunities to enhance agricultural water management practices across Egypt.

Developed and implemented a Decision Support System (DSS) for Water Resources Planning (2005-2008), optimizing resource allocation based on environmental balance principles.

Participated in a multi-year study on Water Desalination in Egypt (2004-2006), analyzing historical, current, and future prospects for sustainable water solutions and contributing to policy recommendations.

Contributed to the development of a Strategic Long-Term Water-Based Food Security Model for Egypt (2004-2005), enhancing national food security planning and resource allocation strategies.

Performed comprehensive assessments of Water User Associations in Egypt (2004-2005), providing critical insights into their effectiveness in water management and informing policy adjustments.