During its meeting, chaired by Professor Dr. Ali Abdelmohsen, Acting Vice President of Alexandria University for Education and Student Affairs, the Alexandria University Education and Student Affairs Council approved the transfer, enrolment, and admission regulations for the 2025/2026 academic year, in accordance with the regulations established by the Supreme Council of Universities.

• Dr. Ali Abdelmohsen thanked the deans and vice deans of the faculties and the Centre for Measurement and Evaluation, headed by Dr. Sameh Nakhla, for their efforts during the past academic year and the rapid completion of control work and announcement of exam results in most of the university's faculties, ensuring the well-being of students and the smooth running of academic procedures according to the specified schedule.
• He also thanked the General Administration of Youth Care, headed by Mr. Shehab Mahrous, for their excellence in organizing student activities at the university.
• Dr. Ali Abdelmohsen praised the outstanding implementation of the aptitude test procedures at the Faculties of Sports Sciences for Boys, Sports Sciences for Girls, and Fine Arts.
• The Council honoured Dr. Ali Abdelmohsen on his reaching the legal retirement age and the end of his tenure. The honouring was in recognition of his efforts during the past years as Acting Vice President for Education and Student Affairs. They wished him continued success.

For his part, Professor Dr. Ali Abdel mohsen expressed his sincere appreciation for this generous gesture, which reflects the spirit of appreciation and cooperation among the Council members. He extended his thanks and appreciation to Professor Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of the University, the university leadership, and the staff. He emphasized the importance of continuing to work with a spirit of responsibility, sincerity, and dedication to enhance the quality of educational services provided by the University, and advance it toward achieving its rightful position at both the

local and international levels.