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Benha National University Signed MoU with General Syndicate of Veterinarians

Under the auspices of Prof. Tamer Samir, President of Benha National University, the university’s College of Veterinary Medicine signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the General Syndicate of Veterinarians. The ceremony was attended by university and syndicate leadership, alongside deans of the health sector.

Details of the Agreement:

  1. Strategic Partnership Goals:
    • Strengthen institutional collaborations to enhance veterinary education and align it with societal/industry needs.
    • Focus on applied scientific research and practical training to develop qualified professionals supporting public health and food security.
  2. Statements from Leadership:
    • Tamer Samir (University President):
      Emphasized the MoU’s role in building educational partnerships that bridge academia and professional practice.
    • Hussein Al-Maghraby (Vice President for Academic Affairs):
      Highlighted the collaboration’s impact on curriculum development, field training, and aligning academic outcomes with veterinary standards.
    • Magdy Hassan (General Syndicate Head):
      Praised the partnership’s role in advancing veterinary education and sustainable capacity-building for Egyptian society.
    • Ayman Samir (Veterinary College Dean):
      Stressed the MoU’s focus on One Health initiatives and integrating academic training with professional practice.
  3. Attendees:
    • Mahmoud Abdel-Sabour (Health Sector Dean)
    • Amr El-Dakhakhny (Executive Director of Benha University Hospitals)
    • Syndicate representatives:
      • Mahmoud Hamdi (Syndicate Treasurer)
      • Mahmoud Afifi (Head of Scientific Committee)
      • Mohamed El-Shatby (Syndicate Scientific Center)
      • Ahmed El-Bandary (Syndicate Deputy Head)

MoU Focus Areas:

  • Capacity Building: Enhancing students’ professional skills and graduate readiness.
  • One Health Integration: Prioritizing interdisciplinary approaches to human-animal-environment health.
  • Quality Standards: Elevating veterinary education to meet global benchmarks.