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Alexandria University Honors Hany Abdel Moneim Ghayouba as the First Blind Egyptian to Earn a Professional Master’s Degree in Information Security, Artificial Intelligence and Smart Computing
Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, honored Prof. Hany Abdel Moneim Ghayouba, Director of the Disability Support Center at the Faculty of Business, in recognition of his achievement in earning a Professional Master’s Degree in Information Security, Artificial Intelligence and Smart Computing from the Faculty of Science, Alexandria University, with an Excellent grade, becoming the first blind Egyptian to earn this degree.
This outstanding achievement highlights the ability of persons with disabilities to excel academically and scientifically in advanced technological fields, turning challenges into opportunities for innovation and creativity. As part of his master’s work, Prof. Hany Abdel Moneim Ghayouba designed a communication program that facilitates interaction between deaf and blind individuals in the commercial sector, using artificial intelligence technologies and mechanisms. The program aims to facilitate communication and enhance opportunities for inclusion and participation in the workplace and business environment.
Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim extended his sincere congratulations to Prof. Hany Abdel Moneim Ghayouba, emphasizing that this achievement represents an inspiring example of determination, perseverance, and academic excellence. He noted that it demonstrates the ability of Alexandria University’s students and graduates with disabilities to attain the highest academic degrees and contribute innovative technological solutions that serve society.
The University President affirmed that Alexandria University places great emphasis on persons with disabilities and continuously works to provide an inclusive educational environment that ensures equal opportunities and enables their full integration into university life. He highlighted the role of Taha Hussein Center for Students with Disabilities as one of the university’s key entities supporting students academically, alongside the university’s efforts in vocational rehabilitation, sports, and artistic activities, which contribute to discovering their talents and developing their capabilities.
He further noted that empowering persons with disabilities and enhancing their participation across various fields are fundamental pillars of comprehensive and sustainable development. He expressed Alexandria University’s pride in its students and graduates who provide inspiring examples of excellence, determination, and success, demonstrating that knowledge and determination can transform challenges into achievements that enrich the university’s journey.
Alexandria University Wins 400m Bronze and Sets New Egyptian U20 Record at “Cairo 2026”
Alexandria University student Ahmed Islam, Faculty of Sports Sciences – Abu Qir, won bronze in the 400m sprint at the 12th African Universities Games “Cairo 2026,” clocking 46.61 seconds.
Ahmed Islam also achieved a major milestone by breaking the Egyptian U20 record in the 400m, after qualifying for the final among the top eight times.
Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, congratulated Ahmed Islam on his outstanding achievement, praising his strong performance and reaffirming the University’s commitment to supporting talented student athletes.
The achievement adds to Alexandria University’s growing medal tally across the Games.
Alexandria University Wins Mixed-Team Judo Silver and 8 Medals at African Universities Games “Cairo 2026”
Alexandria University’s Judo Team delivered an outstanding performance at the 12th African Universities Games “Cairo 2026,” securing silver in the men’s and women’s mixed-team competition, along with 7 individual medals — 2 gold and 5 bronze.
The team reached the final against the Algerian University Sports Federation team. After a 3–3 draw, the decisive match went in favor of Algeria, earning Alexandria University the silver medal.
Individual Medals:
Mohamed Mostafa Mohamed – Under 100 kg
Adam Emad Abdel-Samee – Under 73 kg
Faris Mohamed Shehata – 81 kg
Mahmoud Khaled Omran – 90 kg
Hana Mohamed Saad – 52 kg
Zeinab Safa – 57 kg
Malak Khaled Omran – +78 kg
University Acting President Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim congratulated the athletes, praising their outstanding performance and emphasizing the University’s continued support for student athletes and sporting excellence.
With 8 medals overall, Alexandria University continues to strengthen its presence in Egyptian and African university sports.
Two Gold and Four Bronze Medals for Alexandria University on the First Day of Judo at the African Universities Games
Alexandria University made a strong and impressive start in the Judo competitions at the 12th African Universities Games «Cairo 2026», securing 6 medals on the first day, including 2 gold and 4 bronze medals, in its first participation in the Games.
Gold Medals
Adam Emad Abdel Samee – Faculty of Engineering, 1st place, 73 kg.
Mohamed Mostafa Mohamed Mohamed – Faculty of Sport Sciences, 1st place, 100 kg.
Bronze Medals
Fares Mohamed Shehata Abdo – Faculty of Science, 3rd place, 81 kg.
Mahmoud Khaled Mahmoud Omran – Faculty of Law, 3rd place, 90 kg.
Zeinab Ahmed El-Sayed Safa – Faculty of Specific Education, 3rd place, 57 kg.
Malak Khaled Mahmoud Omran – Faculty of Law, 3rd place, 78 kg.
Prof. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, congratulated the University’s athletes on this outstanding achievement, praising their strong performance and competitive spirit. He emphasized the University’s continued commitment to supporting student sports, nurturing talented athletes, and providing the necessary care and training to achieve excellence at local, continental, and international competitions.
Alexandria University Wins 8 Medals in Wrestling at the African Universities Games «Cairo 2026»
Alexandria University’s athletes continued their outstanding performance at the African Universities Games «Cairo 2026», securing 8 medals in wrestling, including 4 gold, 1 silver, and 3 bronze medals.
The medals came from both men’s Greco-Roman wrestling and women’s freestyle wrestling, reflecting the strong performance and competitive spirit of the University’s athletes.
Greco-Roman Wrestling – Men:
Sami Mohamed Fathy – 130 kg
Mahmoud Waleed Abdel Fattah – 97 kg
Emad Ashraf Mohamed – 87 kg
Mohamed Mostafa Massoud – 82 kg
Abdelrahman Ahmed Ali – 72 kg
Karim Ayman Mohamed Gaber – 63 kg
Women’s Freestyle Wrestling:
Salma Mohamed Fawzy – 57 kg
Menna Allah Hamdy Mohamed – 62 kg
Prof. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, congratulated the athletes and coaches, praising their outstanding performance and emphasizing the University’s continued support for student sports and talented athletes.
Another impressive achievement for Alexandria University, highlighting its growing presence in African university sports and its athletes’ ability to compete at the highest level.