English Faculty News
Faculty of Engineering Organizes a Purposeful Student Theatrical Performance
Under the patronage of Professor Dr. Abdel Aziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, Professor Dr. Ahmed Abdel Hakim, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, and Professor Dr. Afaf El-Awfy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, attended the theatrical performance titled “No Matter How Clearly We Anticipate and Define Human Behavior”, presented by students of the Faculty of Engineering at Alexandria University. The performance was held at the Conference Hall, Lecture Hall (1), Faculty of Engineering.
The event was attended by Professor Dr. Walid Abdel Azim, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering; Professor Dr. Wael El-Maghlany, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; and Dr. Iman Harraz, Lecturer and Supervisor of the Artistic Committee at the Faculty of Engineering.
The performance addressed the concept of rejecting classifications and preconceived judgments imposed on individuals, emphasizing that judging a person should be based on a genuine understanding of their circumstances and environment, conveying a meaningful humanitarian and societal message.
The Vice Presidents of the University praised the distinguished artistic level of the performance and the impressive talent demonstrated by the students of the Faculty of Engineering Theater, affirming Alexandria University’s commitment to supporting student activities, encouraging artistic creativity, and promoting the role of purposeful art in raising awareness and fostering positive values among youth.
Alexandria University Organizes a Seminar on “Regional Challenges and Their Impact on National Security” in Cooperation with the Popular and Military Defense Forces at the Faculty of Business
Under the patronage of Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Popular and Military Defense Forces organized an educational lecture titled “Regional Challenges and Their Impact on National Security.” The lecture was delivered by Major General Staff Dr. Samir Abdel Ghani, Assistant Commander of the Popular and Military Defense Forces and Fellow of the Military Academy, at the Faculty of Business.
The event was attended by Dr. Ayman Shetaywi, Dean of the Faculty of Business; Colonel Mohamed Maher, Director of the Military Education Department at the university; along with a large number of faculty members, teaching assistants, and students.
In his opening remarks, Dr. Ayman Shetaywi welcomed the attendees, emphasizing that the seminar reflects Alexandria University’s commitment to fulfilling its national role in building students’ awareness of the challenges facing the Egyptian state. He pointed out that Egypt, with its regional weight and pivotal geographic location, is directly affected by the transformations occurring in the Middle East. He affirmed that the university will always remain a beacon of knowledge and enlightenment, noting that the New Republic places great value on building the Egyptian citizen and strengthening their role in the nation’s renaissance. He concluded by expressing appreciation for the sacrifices and heroism of the Egyptian Armed Forces in safeguarding the country.
For his part, Major General Samir Abdel Ghani presented a comprehensive overview of the key security threats facing Egypt both domestically and externally. He addressed the terrorism issue in Sinai, the repercussions of the Libyan crisis, the Russia–Ukraine war, and the Sudan conflict, in addition to targeted media campaigns aimed at destabilizing the country. He also discussed the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) issue and the cultural challenges linked to national security. He stressed the importance of achieving sustainable development and social justice as essential tools to confront these challenges, noting that the Egyptian state works to maintain a balance between security and development. He affirmed that the Armed Forces serve as the nation’s protective shield and work alongside state institutions to enhance stability and safeguard Egypt’s interests. He urged young people to uphold national values and maintain a genuine awareness of their role in shaping the future of Egypt.
Colonel Mohamed Maher emphasized the department’s commitment to strengthening students’ awareness of national issues, noting that university youth represent the first line of defense for societal awareness. He added that understanding the nature of current challenges is key to protecting the nation from rumors and attempts to undermine confidence. He stressed that the ongoing cooperation between the university and the Armed Forces reflects a shared commitment to preparing a conscious generation capable of protecting the homeland and contributing effectively to its development.
Faculty of Law Hosts “Popular Defense” Seminar to Enhance National Awareness and Confront Current Challenges
As part of the state’s efforts to raise national awareness among university youth, and under the patronage of Professor Dr. Abdel Aziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Popular and Military Defense Forces organized a major educational seminar at the Faculty of Law. The seminar addressed “Contemporary Challenges and Ways to Confront Rumors”, and was attended by Professor Dr. Mohamed El-Feky, Dean of the Faculty, Colonel Mohamed Maher, Director of the Military Education Department at the University, along with a number of senior leaders of the Armed Forces.
The seminar featured a rich lecture delivered by Brigadier Engineer Ahmed Abdel-Meguid, who analytically reviewed the current scene, stressing that the Egyptian state is presently living through the phase of the “Second Crossing.” This phase, he explained, is marked by the political leadership’s bold engagement with complex issues on all fronts simultaneously. Success in eliminating terrorism has gone hand in hand with battles of investment and construction. He noted that the massive leap in road and highway networks has placed Egypt among the world’s top 20 countries in road quality, describing roads as the “arteries of life” for any investment-led renaissance. He also highlighted the New Administrative Capital as a symbol of the state’s aspirations toward the future.
For his part, Colonel Mohamed Maher emphasized the pivotal role of the Military Education Department in safeguarding students’ minds against destructive ideas and systematic rumors, affirming that the goal is to build a nationally aware personality that understands the magnitude of challenges and takes pride in the achievements of its homeland, serving as the first line of defense against attempts to undermine Egyptian resolve.
This was echoed by Professor Dr. Mohamed El-Feky, Dean of the Faculty, who affirmed the Faculty of Law’s commitment to preparing a distinguished legal graduate armed with national awareness, capable of playing an active role in building the New Republic and confronting contemporary challenges with insight and competence.
Faculty of Dentistry Organizes an Awareness Seminar on “Renewing Religious Discourse and Raising Youth Awareness”
As part of Alexandria University’s community role and its commitment to promoting awareness and enlightened thinking among its students, and under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of the University, the Faculty of Dentistry organized yesterday an awareness seminar titled “Renewing Religious Discourse and Raising Youth Awareness.”
The seminar was delivered by His Eminence Sheikh Dr. Ibrahim El-Gammal, Director-General of Al-Azhar Preaching, and attended by Dr. Reham El-Dibani, Acting Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry; Dr. Mohamed Mamdouh Shokry, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; Dr. Maha Ramzy Ta’lab, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development; Dr. Lamiaa El-Shafie, Assistant University Coordinator for the Community Issues Course; and Dr. Enas Omar, Coordinator of the Community Issues Course at the Faculty.
In her speech, Dr. Reham El-Dibani affirmed that organizing such events aligns with the mission of the Faculty and the University to build an aware and enlightened student personality, free from extremist ideas. She highlighted the Faculty’s dedication to continuing its awareness activities that support students and empower them to effectively contribute to community service, extending her gratitude to the University administration for its continuous support of these purposeful initiatives.
During the seminar, Sheikh Dr. Ibrahim El-Gammal addressed the importance of renewing religious discourse and its role in reinforcing sound thinking and protecting young people from misconceptions. He urged students to uphold morals and noble values, draw closer to God, and choose good role models. He also warned against the dangers of external intellectual invasion and its negative impact on society, emphasizing the need to verify information and refer to knowledgeable scholars and Al-Azhar institutions to seek accurate understanding.
At the end of the seminar, students posed a number of questions and religious inquiries, all of which were answered. The Faculty administration also honored Dr. Ibrahim El-Gammal in appreciation of his participation and his efforts in spreading awareness and promoting enlightened thinking among university students.
The High Institute of Public Health Organizes an Event Titled “Diabetes in the Workplace: Towards a Supportive and Healthy Environment”
As part of Alexandria University’s commitment to promoting public health and supporting a healthy work environment for staff and students, and under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of the University, the High Institute of Public Health organized an extensive awareness event titled “Diabetes in the Workplace: Towards a Supportive and Healthy Environment.”
The event was attended by Prof. Dr. Heba El-Kady, Dean of the Institute; Prof. Dr. Zeinab Sheta, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development; and Prof. Dr. Nashwa Azzam, Vice Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Research, along with wide participation from Alexandria University staff members.
The program included a scientific presentation delivered by Dr. Rana Ammara, Assistant Professor of Nutrition at the Institute, in which she discussed the principles of healthy nutrition for the prevention of diabetes, appropriate dietary patterns for patients, health guidelines for managing the condition, and the importance of physical activity in prevention and control.
Dr. Mohamed Fakhry, Assistant Professor and Acting Head of the Occupational Health and Industrial Medicine Department, also delivered an interactive presentation that addressed key strategies for managing psychological stress in the workplace, its various types, and the role of adopting healthy lifestyle habits in reducing the effects of such stress.
The event further offered a range of free health services for employees, provided by the Integrated Health Clinic team at the Institute with the participation of assistant staff members. These services included random blood sugar testing, measurement of body mass index and waist circumference to determine obesity levels, blood pressure measurement, body composition analysis using the InBody device, individual medical consultations, and risk assessment for developing type 2 diabetes.
