Prof. Gamal El-Saeed, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Benha National University, along with Prof. Soheir Shaarawi, Vice Chairman of the Board, and Prof. Tamer Samir, President of the University, attended the signing ceremony of a cooperation protocol between Benha National University and Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine. This initiative aims to enhance academic and educational collaboration between the two universities.
Details of the Protocol
Signatories:
- Karim El-Dash, Vice President for International Relations
- Sun Xiulan, Vice President of Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine.
Attendees
- Mahmoud Shakl, Vice President for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- Mohamed Said, Dean of Engineering College
- Ashraf El-Mashad, Dean of Human Medicine College
- Ayman Samir, Dean of Veterinary Medicine College
- Mohamed Siraj El-Din, Dean of Physical Therapy College
- Hazem Aliwa, International Relations Coordinator
Statements from Officials
- Gamal El-Saeed: Emphasized that signing this protocol is a significant step toward enhancing academic cooperation between Egyptian and Chinese universities, highlighting Benha National University’s commitment to expanding partnerships with prestigious global institutions.
- Soheir Shaarawi: Expressed her joy over this collaboration, stating that it will open wide avenues for scientific and cultural exchange between the two universities.
- Tamer Samir: Pointed out the importance of the protocol in supporting academic excellence and providing international educational opportunities for Benha National University students.
- Karim El-Dash: Mentioned that this collaboration will greatly enhance academic and research relations between Benha National University and Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine, paving the way for more joint programs in the future.
Visit of the Chinese Delegation
The Chinese delegation conducted a tour of the university campus, which included visits to buildings, laboratories, and lecture halls, to explore the exceptional capabilities of the university. They also held several meetings with the university's students.