Hani Azer: Celebrated Egyptian Civil Engineer Hani Azer is a distinguished Egyptian civil engineer who has earned international acclaim for his contributions to the field of engineering. After completing his BSc(Eng) degree at Ain Shams University in Cairo in 1973, Azer moved to Germany to further his studies in civil engineering. His groundbreaking work in tunneling and infrastructure has made him a prominent figure in the engineering world. Azer's competitive edge is evident in his role as the chief engineer of the Berlin Hauptbahnhof, one of Germany's largest and most modern train stations. This $700 million project, renowned for its innovative use of glass blocks in its roof design, showcases his ability to lead complex and high-profile projects. His leadership in the construction of the tunnel beneath Berlin's Tiergarten in 1994 further highlights his expertise in tunneling and infrastructure development. His achievements have been recognized both in Germany and Egypt, reflecting his global impact on civil engineering. His innovative approaches and leadership have not only transformed infrastructure but also earned him prestigious awards and honors from both German and Egyptian authorities.