Under the auspices and presence of Prof. Tamer Samir, University President, Benha National University celebrated the closing ceremony of Innovation Week in a festive atmosphere that reflected a week full of activities, innovative ideas, and student creativity.
The event was attended by:
- Hussein El-Maghraby, Vice President for Academic Affairs
- Karim El-Dash, Vice President for International Relations
- Mahmoud Shakal, Vice President for Employment, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship
- Ayman Bayoumi, University Secretary-General
- Deans of Colleges.
- Members of Parliament from the Youth Coordination of Parties and Politicians
Distinguished guests included:
- Hoda Yassi, Founder and President of the Arab Women Investors Union and Head of the Egyptian Businesswomen Association for Development
- Rouhy El-Arabi, Head of the Civil Society Organizations Committee at the Arab League University Alliance for Sustainability
- Khaled Saleh, CEO of Egypt's IDEX Conference and Exhibition
- Ahmed Sayed Abdel Rasoul, Co-Founder of Sado Designer
Prof. Tamer Samir emphasized the university's mission to support students, nurture their innovative ideas, and transform them into pioneering projects that serve society and contribute to national development. He stressed that innovation is now a pathway to leadership and shaping the future, reaffirming the university's commitment to fostering student talent.
Prof. Mahmoud Shakal, Vice President for Employment, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship, clarified that the week's events marked not an end but the beginning of a new phase of achievement, with the university continuing to support innovation and talent for a brighter, more pioneering future for Egypt.
The ceremony also featured a panel discussion chaired by Prof. Tamer Samir, addressing the importance of promoting innovation and entrepreneurship among youth, as well as the role of universities and partners in turning ideas into value-added community projects.
The event honored trainers and experts who contributed to the week's success, alongside award-winning students in the Innovation Week competition. Categories included:
- Best Innovative Idea
- Best Social Impact
- Best Presentation
Winners of the top three prizes were announced:
- 1st Place: 10,000 EGP
- 2nd Place: 5,000 EGP
- 3rd Place: 3,000 EGP
The ceremony concluded with pride in the efforts and creativity of the university's youth.