English Faculty News
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Organizes “Alex Cat Show” in Support of Egypt Rabies-Free 2030 Initiative
In support of the “Egypt Rabies-Free 2030” initiative and to promote public health awareness and animal welfare, the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Alexandria University organized the “Alex Cat Show.”
Dr. Mahmood Elmaghraby, Dean of the Faculty, highlighted the importance of raising awareness about proper pet care and the prevention of zoonotic diseases, especially rabies, as part of efforts to protect public health.
The event featured vaccination and preventive care services for cats, alongside exhibitions of pet care and nutrition products.
The exhibition also included a “Best Cat” competition with 35 participants, where winners received prizes, in addition to free follow-up veterinary services. All participants received gifts provided by sponsoring companies, in collaboration with the Alexandria Veterinary Syndicate and civil society partners.
Faculty of Tourism and Hotels Celebrates World Heritage Day with an Event on Culinary Heritage and Cultural Exchange
As part of World Heritage Day celebrations, and under the auspices of Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, the Faculty of Tourism and Hotels organized a distinguished scientific and cultural event titled:
“Culinary Heritage and the Food Experience: Multiple Cultures, One Table.”
The event was held with the participation of a number of academic and cultural institutions, and in the presence of a delegation from Senghor University, alongside representatives from the Alexandria National Museum and the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization. The latter presented the “Tabliyat Masr” initiative, which aims to highlight the richness and diversity of Egyptian culinary heritage and raise awareness of its cultural value, while the Alexandria National Museum showcased the connection between traditional foods and Egyptian occasions and customs.
In this context, Dr. Dina Ezz El-Din, Acting Dean of the Faculty, emphasized that such events serve as an effective platform for integrating academic knowledge with practical application, while reinforcing the university’s role as a hub for cultural dialogue and knowledge exchange at both regional and international levels.
The event highlighted culinary heritage as a key component of cultural identity, emphasizing its role in documenting traditional food-related practices, and showcasing food experiences as a powerful tool for cultural exchange and fostering connections among different peoples. This aligns with Alexandria University’s vision of strengthening cooperation with African countries and promoting cultural openness and regional integration.
The event also featured a diverse selection of dishes inspired by culinary heritage, prepared by faculty members and students, reflecting a high level of creativity and the ability to reinterpret traditional heritage within a contemporary context. Students from Senghor University also contributed by presenting a variety of traditional African dishes.
The event witnessed strong engagement from attendees, providing a platform for dialogue and the exchange of ideas on innovative approaches to documenting and presenting culinary heritage in ways that align with modern developments.
Alexandria University Congratulates Faculty of Computers and Data Science Students on Two Teams Qualifying for RoboRAVE International 2026 Finals in Japan
Professor Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, congratulated the ZeroGap and Securinzy teams from the Faculty of Computers and Data Science on their outstanding achievement in qualifying to represent the Arab Republic of Egypt at the RoboRAVE International 2026 Finals, which will be held in Japan on August 11–12, 2026.
Professor Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim emphasized that this achievement reflects the distinguished academic excellence of Alexandria University students and their ability to compete and innovate on the international stage. He praised Team ZeroGap for securing second place nationwide at RoboRAVE Egypt 2026, alongside Team Securinzy's qualification for the international finals, highlighting the remarkable capabilities of the Faculty's students in technology, entrepreneurship, and innovation.
He further noted that Alexandria University places great emphasis on fostering innovation and entrepreneurship by providing a stimulating educational and research environment that enables students to transform their creative ideas into practical projects capable of competing regionally and internationally. This aligns with Egypt's national vision of building a knowledge- and innovation-based economy.
The Acting President also expressed his sincere wishes for both teams' success at the RoboRAVE International 2026 Finals, hoping they will achieve another global milestone that adds to Alexandria University's record of excellence and proudly raises Egypt's name on the international stage.
For her part, Professor Magda Madbouly, Acting Dean of the Faculty of Computers and Data Science, expressed her deep appreciation to the faculty members and academic supervisors of both teams, commending their dedication to mentoring and preparing the students for international competitions. She affirmed that this achievement reflects the Faculty's success in promoting a culture of creativity and innovation and stands as a testament to the strong collaboration between students, faculty members, and the Faculty administration, further enhancing Alexandria University's standing in international scientific and technological arenas.
Fine Arts Students Win Big at Tiny House 2025 Competition
Third-year students from the Architecture Department at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Alexandria University, achieved an international accomplishment by securing 15th place worldwide in the Tiny House 2025 International Architecture Competition. Their project was also ranked among the top 20 participating projects in a global competition that featured entries from more than 46 countries around the world.
Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, congratulated the winning students and expressed his pride in this international achievement, emphasizing that their success reflects the excellence and creativity of the university’s students and their ability to compete in major international competitions. He added that the achievement highlights the promising talents of Alexandria University students and their capability to develop innovative and unconventional architectural solutions.
For her part, Dr. Nevine Gharib, Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts at Alexandria University, stated that this accomplishment reflects the distinguished academic and creative level of the college’s students, as well as their ability to present innovative architectural ideas with humanitarian and developmental dimensions that align with modern global trends in sustainable architecture.
She added that the faculty is committed to supporting its students and encouraging them to participate in international competitions, contributing to the development of their academic and practical skills while strengthening the faculty’s presence in specialized international forums.
The project addresses the concept of “Post-Disaster Architecture” through the design of a flexible and expandable architectural unit aimed at meeting the needs of affected communities and supporting rehabilitation and reconstruction phases. The design also ensures sustainability and the possibility of reusing the unit after emergency periods have ended.
The project reflects a contemporary approach toward humanitarian and sustainable architecture, highlighting the creativity and excellence of the Architecture Department students and their ability to provide innovative architectural solutions with a modern humanitarian vision.
The team included students: Abdelrahman Mamdouh Abdel Aal, Abdullah Ahmed Deif, and Abdullah El Sayed Abdullah.
Faculty of Agriculture (Saba Pasha) Organizes Seminar on Financial Inclusion
As part of its efforts to promote economic awareness and sustainable development, the Faculty of Agriculture (Saba Pasha) organized a seminar titled: “Financial Inclusion and Its Role in Achieving Sustainable Development.”
Dr. Ahmed Abdel Fattah, Dean of the Faculty, emphasized the importance of enhancing students’ financial literacy and raising awareness of financial inclusion as a key driver of sustainable development.
The seminar featured Dr. Hanaa Abdel Hadi and Dr. Haitham Hidaya from the Agricultural Bank of Egypt, who discussed the role of financial inclusion in supporting the national economy and expanding access to financial services.
The event was attended by faculty members and students, and witnessed active engagement and fruitful discussion.
