Under the patronage of Prof.Dr. Nasser El Gizawy, President of Benha University; Prof.Dr. Taha Ashour, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development; Prof.Dr. Mohamed Al-Ashhab, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine; and Dr. Nermin Adli, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Medicine for Community Service and Environmental Development, the activities of the "Safe Community Without Addiction" initiative were launched at the Faculties of Applied Arts and Computers and Artificial Intelligence to raise student awareness against addiction.The activities were coordinated by Dr. Sherine El-Khouly, Head of the Forensic Medicine and Clinical Toxicology Department at the Faculty of Medicine, and Ms. Rania Moataz, Assistant University Secretary for Community Service and Environmental Development.
The initiative aimed to spread awareness about the serious health risks of addiction and encourage the adoption of a healthy, addiction-free lifestyle among students of the university's faculties. This was achieved by increasing awareness of the dangers of addiction and its health, economic, and social impacts; discussing recovery strategies from addiction and the role of community support; highlighting anti-addiction policies and the importance of regulatory laws; and exchanging experiences and providing practical advice for eradicating addiction.

Students of Benha University have won the "Genius Universities" championship trophy for the eighth season after defeating Capital University (formerly Helwan) in the final match.
Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, congratulated the university's students on their outstanding performance during the championship, which qualified them for first place. He emphasized that the university is keen to encourage students to engage in positive participation in competitions and to communicate effectively with students from Egyptian universities.
Prof. El-Gizawy expressed his pride and appreciation for the university's students and their remarkable achievement, which reflects their academic and cultural excellence, wishing them continued success in future competitions.
Prof. Gehan Abdel Hady, Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Research, stated that they are proud of such exemplary models from Benha University, extending her congratulations to the students for their achievements during the championship.

Under the auspices of:
• Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University,
• Prof. Taha Ashour, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development,
opened a seminar titled "Cyber Crimes and Ways to Prevent Them." This seminar was organized by the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector of the university in collaboration with the Egyptian House of Family and the Islamic Research Center through the initiative "We Start with Humanity," held at the premises of the Faculty of Agriculture and the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Moshtohor.
The event was attended by:
• Prof. Sayed Khater, Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture in Moshtohor,
• Prof. Hassan El-Sayed Khalil, Assistant Secretary-General of the Islamic Research campus at Al-Azhar,
• Priest Armia Makram, Priest of St. George's Church in Shubra and Assistant Rapporteur of the Youth Committee at the Egyptian House of Family,
• Prof. Mohamed Mohsen, Cybersecurity and Cyber Crime Consultant,
• Prof. Mohamed Rifaat, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture for Postgraduate Studies and Research,
• Mrs. Rania Moataz, Assistant Secretary of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development and seminar coordinator,
• Engineer Ann Nagy, member of the Central Youth Committee of the Egyptian House of Family.
Prof. Taha Ashour emphasized that the seminar focused on raising awareness about the dangers of cyber-crimes and ways to prevent them. It comes as part of the university's community role, contributing to the protocol signed between the university and the Egyptian House of Family by organizing various activities and events aimed at preserving values, promoting peace, and working together for a better future for youth.
Prof. Mohamed Mohsen, during his speech, stated that the rapid technological advancement and the increasing reliance on digital systems necessitate a genuine digital awareness and a high level of vigilance and responsibility. He pointed out that one of the most dangerous aspects of these risks is cyber-crimes supported by artificial intelligence.
At the end of the seminar, a discussion took place with the speakers, and questions from the attendees were addressed.

Under the patronage of Prof.Dr. Nasser Al-Gizawy, President of Benha University, and Prof.Dr. Gehan Abdel Hady, Vice President of the University for Postgraduate Studies and Research, Benha University students participated in a seminar by the Youth Coordination of Parties and Politicians titled "Participate and Know Your Political Rights," as part of the Cairo International Book Fair activities.
This took place within the framework of an open dialogue with university youth and school student unions, with the participation of Counselor Mahmoud Fawzy, Minister of Parliamentary, Legal, and Political Communication Affairs.
The seminar aimed to enhance political awareness among youth, introduce how the Egyptian Constitution and laws regulate the exercise of political rights, and highlight the role of youth in public work, amidst rapid technological transformations and the advent of the artificial intelligence era.

Prof. Nasser Al-Ghizawy, President of Benha University, participated in the activities of a workshop organized by the Fulbright Authority titled: "University Leadership Program Series 2026: From Idea to Ecosystem: Entrepreneurship and Technology Transfer." The workshop was attended by Prof. Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Prof. Hossam Osman, Deputy Minister for Innovation and Scientific Research, Prof. Mostafa Rifaat, Secretary of the Supreme Council of Universities, Prof. Ayman Farid, Assistant Minister and Head of the Cultural Affairs and Missions Sector, Prof. Magy Nasif, Executive Director of Fulbright in Egypt, along with a group of university presidents, council secretaries, and ministry leaders.
Prof. Al-Ghizawy indicated that the workshop discussed ways to develop the innovation ecosystem within universities, the role of business incubators and startups in leveraging research outputs, and showcased successful experiences in technology transfer and building effective partnerships between universities and the industrial sector. This aims to enhance the competitive capacity of academic institutions regionally and internationally, aligning with the Egyptian state 's direction and the support of Mr. President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to promote a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship within Egyptian universities. It seeks to build an integrated system that connects academic knowledge with labor market needs, thereby supporting the national economy and maximizing the role of universities in serving the community.
Prof. Nasser Al-Ghizawy affirmed that Benha University is keen to support its members in the fields of innovation and entrepreneurship, enhancing their capabilities to market research outputs and establish startups that align with the requirements of the local and international labor market, contributing to serving the national economy and achieving the goals of Egypt 's Vision 2030. He noted that the university has established a company called "Bidaya" to market its services, aiming to invest in all intellectual and research output within the university and convert it into real products while exchanging experiences in knowledge investment.
The workshop was organized by the Fulbright Authority under the supervision of Prof. Magy Nasif, the executive director of Fulbright in Egypt. The workshop included a keynote lecture delivered by Professor Richard Joseph, who presented the latest global models for linking scientific research with practical applications and mechanisms for transforming research ideas into productive projects, thereby supporting a knowledge-based economy and enhancing the role of universities as a primary driver of development. At the end of the workshop, fruitful discussions took place between university presidents and ministry leaders with the expert regarding the content of the presentation, aiming to benefit from it in supporting efforts to elevate the educational and research system in Egypt.

Prof. Nasser Al-Ghizawy is keen on preparing generations capable of facing future challenges and transforming ambitions into tangible achievements.
Prof. Nasser Al-Ghizawy, President of Benha University, inaugurated the conference titled "Professional Empowerment and Career Advancement in Preparation for the Future of Work," organized by the university's Career Development Center at the university's campus in Al-Obour.
The event was attended by Prof. Gehan Abdel Hady, Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Research, along with several academic and administrative leaders from the university.
Prof. Nasser Al-Ghizawy stated that professional empowerment is not just a policy or program, but a comprehensive vision aimed at equipping individuals with the skills and opportunities that make them active partners in development and capable leaders of innovation and change. He emphasized the importance of our commitment to enhancing cooperation between governmental institutions, the private sector, and civil society to formulate practical policies that open new horizons for our youth and ensure a more equitable and stable career future.
Prof. Al-Ghizawy pointed out that the conference is a message of hope and motivation for our youth, indicating that the career future is not just a challenge but also a great opportunity for continuous learning, unleashing hidden potential, and transforming ambitions into tangible accomplishments towards building a stronger and more sustainable community. This reflects our commitment to preparing generations capable of confidently and effectively facing future challenges.
Prof. Gehan Abdel Hady added that Benha University places great importance on linking educational outcomes with labor market needs and enhancing our youth's readiness for the future. She noted that today's job market is witnessing rapid changes due to technological advancement and digital transformation, which requires all of us—institutions and individuals—to reconsider the skills and knowledge we possess and continuously work on their development.
The Vice President confirmed that this conference aims to affirm the university's role not only as an educational institution but also as a key partner in preparing competitive and innovative cadres by developing professional skills, promoting a culture of continuous learning, and building bridges of communication with various sectors of work. She hopes it will contribute to opening new horizons for dialogue, exchanging experiences, and providing practical insights that help our children confidently and consciously chart their career paths.
Prof. Sahar Abdel Rahman, Director of the Career Development Center, indicated that the organization of the conference stems from its pivotal role in empowering students and graduates, linking academic knowledge with labor market requirements, and building more aware and sustainable career paths that contribute to preparing competitive and change-leading cadres.
during the conference's first session titled "Empowering Youth for the Future of Work: From Skills to Opportunities," Prof. Rasha Sharaf, Secretary-General of the Education Development Fund at the Prime Minister's Office, spoke on "Future Work Trends in the World," addressing the major global transformations in the labor market and the role of education and professional development in preparing cadres capable of meeting future demands, thus enhancing employment opportunities and empowering youth.
Also speaking was Prof. Tarek Farouk Maarek, Deputy Executive Director of the Industrial Modernization Center, who delivered a speech titled "Sustainability and Resource Management in the Industrial Sector," discussing strategies to enhance optimal resource utilization, achieve industrial sustainability, and the role of innovation and modernization in improving the efficiency of the Egyptian industry and meeting future demands.
Prof. Mohamed Watani, President of the Labor University and Consultant to the Supreme Council of Technological Education, presented a talk titled "Technological Universities in Egypt: A Comprehensive Vision for Qualifying Youth for the Modern Labor Market in the Era of Digital Transformation," highlighting the strategic role of technological universities in building qualified cadres with advanced practical and technical skills capable of competing and supporting sustainable development and digital transformation. The second discussion session featured a lecture on "Integrating Scientific Research, Entrepreneurship, and Digital Transformation for Sustainable Development," presented by Prof. Stephen Lameman, Director of International Cooperation and Agreements at Canterbury Christ Church University, who spoke on "The Impact of Cross-Border Education Programs on Increasing Employment Opportunities," addressing the role of cross-border education programs in enhancing graduates'readiness for the international labor market, building global skills, and linking academic education with employment and professional development needs in a rapidly changing world.

Prof.Dr. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, announced that the University's determined students (people of determination) achieved advanced positions in the Egyptian Universities Table Tennis Championship.
The championship was organized by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation at the American University in Cairo grounds.
El-Gizawy extended congratulations to the winning students who managed to secure 2 gold medals, 2 silver medals, and 1 bronze medal. He encouraged their continued positive participation in championships and competitions, aiming to channel their energies productively and help them acquire diverse life experiences and skills.
El-Gizawy added that Benha University places great importance on people of determination, integrating them into the university community, providing them with full support, and solving any difficulties or problems they may face, considering them partners in the nation's development. He emphasized the university's keenness to support distinguished, talented, and gifted students in all fields, as well as supporting student activities and encouraging students to develop their talents, aiming to prepare generations capable of innovation and creativity in various domains.
For her part, Dr. Jehan Abdel Hadi, Vice President of the University for Postgraduate Studies and Research, pointed out that the students who won the gold medals are Student Reham Emad Salama and Student Safaa Hafez Abdel Moneim. The students who won the silver medals are Saad Mohamed Helmy and Mostafa Saber Mohamed. The student who won the bronze medal is Asmaa Gamal Baghdadi.

Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, announced that the university ranked 917th globally according to the Webometrics Ranking published in January 2026, among more than 30,000 universities around the world that participated in the ranking.
• In the Arab world, the university ranked 35th out of 1,366 Arab universities,
• In Africa, it ranked 27th out of 2,095 African universities.
• Locally, the university secured the 10th position among 83 public, private, and national universities that participated in the ranking.
Prof. Gehan Abdel-Hadi, Vice President of the University for postgraduate Studies and Research, indicated that this ranking relies on three indicators to measure university performance worldwide: openness, research excellence, and impact.
• The university achieved 667th globally in the research excellence indicator,
• 1,083rd globally in the openness indicator,
• 4,816th globally in the impact indicator.
The website Webometrics.org provides an independent ranking of universities based on the same known measurement indicators (impact, openness, and scientific excellence). However, it is published by a different entity not affiliated with the original Spanish source of the Webometrics ranking. It operates as an independent project despite using the same name, brand, and indicators, following the cessation of the original Spanish site Webometrics.info from publishing updates through its traditional platform during 2025.

Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, sent a congratulatory telegram to Mr. President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of the Republic, on the occasion of the 74th anniversary of Police Day.
The text of the telegram stated: "Sincere congratulations and best wishes to Your Excellency on Police Day, praying to Allah the Almighty to grant you success and guide your steps to achieve further accomplishments for our dear Egypt."
He also sent similar congratulatory telegrams to Prof. Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, General Mahmoud Tawfik, Minister of Interior, and the security and oversight leaders in Kalyobiya on the occasion of Police Day.

Prof.Dr. Nasser El-Gezawy, President of Benha University, sent a congratulatory cable to His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of the Arab Republic of Egypt, on the occasion of celebrating the anniversary of the blessed Isra and Mi'raj night.
His Excellency also sent congratulatory cables to each of the following:
- Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister
- The Grand Imam Dr. Ahmed El-Tayeb, Sheikh of Al-Azhar
- Dr. Nazir Ayad, Mufti of Egypt
- Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research
- Dr. Osama El-Azhari, Minister of Endowments
- Engineer Ayman Attia, Governor of Qalyubia
Additionally, the University President extended congratulations to the University staff on the occasion of celebrating the Isra and Mi'raj anniversary.
The text of the cable stated: "Sincere congratulations and best wishes on the occasion of celebrating the Isra and Mi'raj anniversary. May God bring it back to you with goodness and blessings."
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