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Professor Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, announced that Alexandria University won second place at the level of Egyptian universities and 207th place at the level of international universities within the results of the Green Metric World University Rankings for the year 2023, which was announced in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, at the beginning of this month, in conjunction with the 28th session of the Global Summit (COP 28), where 1,183 universities from 84 countries participated this year.
Dr. Saeed Allam, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs pointed out that Alexandria University has advanced globally in the rankings after it ranked 283rd globally in 2022. He added that the university shone in specific fields, as it came in 127th place in the field of water rationalization and recycling, 130th place in the field of education and scientific research, and 183rd in the field of energy and climate change. Dr. Allam attributed this comprehensive excellence to the university’s serious commitment to achieving advanced levels in various fields of sustainability and preserving the academic work environment. This development also reflects the continuous efforts made by the university under the leadership of Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University to improve the quality of education, scientific research, infrastructure, develop the educational program, enhance student activities, expand international cooperation, and establish dual academic degrees.
It is noteworthy that the Green Metric World University Rankings is based in its evaluation process on 3 pillars, which are environmental, economic and social value, and includes 6 indicators: (environment and infrastructure - energy and climate change - waste - water - transportation - education and scientific research).