Dr. Mahmoud Mabrouk Ibrahim is an Associate Professor of Urban Planning at Cairo University, Egypt, and a Postdoctoral Researcher at Peking University, China. He earned his PhD in Urban Planning from Zhejiang University, China, in 2025, and holds MSc and BSc degrees in Urban Planning from Cairo University. His research focuses on urban resilience, natural hazards, climate adaptation, smart cities, urban digital twins, and nature-based solutions. He has published in international journals, including Sustainable Development, Journal of Environmental Management, and International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, addressing flood risk assessment, climate-resilient urban planning, and sustainable development. He serves as an Associate Editor of Cleaner Cities (Elsevier) and an Early-Career Editorial Board Member of Atmospheric Science and Air Quality (Hill Publishing Group). He also has extensive professional experience in urban development projects across Egypt and Saudi Arabia. His distinctions include Zhejiang University's International Student Honorary Title of Excellence (2024 and 2025), and the Grand Prix for Best Presentation (2023). Research Keywords: Urban Resilience; Flood Risk Assessment; Climate Change Adaptation; Nature-Based Solutions; Smart Cities and Urban Digital Twins; Geospatial Analysis and GIS; Sustainable Urban Planning