Dr. Naoum Fouad
Abstract
This paper search discusses the intersection of biotechnology with social values in Arab society, focusing on the challenges and opportunities it presents. It highlights biotechnology's historical roots, modern applications in health, agriculture, and environmental sustainability, and its impact on traditional Arab values. Religious, ethical, and regulatory perspectives are considered, showing how biotechnology can align with or challenge societal norms. The article also examines the role of education, economic development, and governance in promoting biotechnology within Arab countries. It underscores the need for collaboration and partnership, especially in research and innovation, while addressing public perception and awareness. Finally, the document raises questions about gender diversity, inclusion, and the broader ethical implications of biotechnological advances in the region.