Europe learns from Gulf experiences

The article discusses the impact of severe heatwaves on Europe in summer 2024, during which record-breaking temperatures were recorded, with some areas expected to reach 45°C. Heat-related deaths have risen to over 62,700 since 2024. It highlights that Europe faces significant challenges in adapting to these conditions, especially in the fields of construction and urban management, drawing on Gulf experiences that implement daily heat management systems, such as laws to halt work during peak hours and redefined traditional building techniques using modern technology. The article also emphasizes the importance of urban renewal through the design of buildings and urban planning to cope with increasing temperatures. It underscores the necessity of reorganizing daily activities to reduce impacts on productivity and health, benefiting from historical and geographical experiences. Ultimately, solutions require the exchange of expertise across different regions of the world.

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