English Faculty News
A Comprehensive Seminar at Faculty of Science on National Security Challenges and Combating Rumors
As part of the cooperation between Alexandria University and the Department of Popular and Military Defense to promote values of loyalty and belonging among students, and under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Department of Popular and Military Defense organized an extensive educational lecture on Egypt’s national security challenges and mechanisms for combating rumors. The event took place at the Faculty of Science.
The lecture was delivered by Major General Dr. Mohamed Anwar El-Hemashry, Advisor at the Armed Forces Center for Strategic Studies, and was attended by the faculty leadership and officials from the University’s Military Education Department.
During the lecture, Major General El-Hemashry presented a comprehensive analytical vision of regional challenges and Egypt’s capabilities in safeguarding its stability and protecting its borders. He reviewed the concept of Egyptian national security within a region marked by tensions, emphasizing the readiness of the Armed Forces and state institutions to defend the nation and confront complex security threats. He also addressed the state’s efforts in combating terrorism and securing Egypt’s western, southern, and eastern borders, stressing that public awareness is a key pillar of national security, and that rumors can pose a threat no less significant than direct military challenges.
Colonel Mohamed Maher, Director of the Military Education Department, noted that such meetings aim to shield young people from misinformation and misguided ideas, equipping them with analytical skills and the ability to distinguish facts from falsehoods. He affirmed the ongoing efforts of the Military Education Department to support students and enhance their role in safeguarding national security.
The seminar concluded with an open discussion between the students and the speaker, which included questions and dialogues about the role of youth in supporting state stability and the mechanisms for verifying information and distinguishing credible news from rumors on social media platforms.
The Faculty of Economic and Political Science Organizes a Charity Exhibition to Support Small and Micro Enterprises
Under the auspices of Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs and Acting President of Alexandria University, the Faculty of Economic and Political Science organized a charity exhibition to support small and micro enterprises, in cooperation with Al-Alpha Foundation for Development and Vocational Training, headed by Ms. Heba El-Qurash.
The exhibition was held at the Faculty premises from February 15 to 17, 2026.
The opening ceremony was attended by a distinguished group of executive and community leaders, including Dr. Magda El-Shazly, Head of the National Council for Women in Alexandria; Dr. Marwa Khalil, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; Dr. Enas Diab, Former Head of El-Horreya Creativity Center; Ms. Heba El-Qurash, Chair of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees; Eng. Ahmed Gharib, Secretary-General of the Foundation; and Ms. Randa Farag, Head of the People of Determination Secretariat. The attendees expressed their appreciation for the exhibition’s concept and its role in empowering small business owners and supporting sustainable development efforts.
Dr. Sherine Nosair, Dean of the Faculty of Economic and Political Science, stated that organizing this exhibition stems from the Faculty’s firm belief in its academic and community role in supporting entrepreneurship and empowering small and micro enterprise owners. She emphasized the Faculty’s commitment to establishing effective channels of cooperation with civil society institutions to help qualify youth, enhance their competitiveness, and bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, in alignment with sustainable development goals.
During his tour of the exhibition, Ambassador Yasser Alawy, Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs and Director of the Diplomatic Studies Institute, praised the high level of organization and the diversity of the displayed products. He affirmed that local handicrafts reflect remarkable creativity, innovation, and competitiveness, contributing to strengthening the national economy and promoting a culture of self-employment and entrepreneurship.
The exhibition is organized as part of the Faculty’s ongoing commitment to activating its societal role and strengthening partnerships with civil society institutions by providing a platform to showcase and market successful and innovative youth-led projects, in support of economic and social development.
Faculty of Agriculture Organizes a Workshop Titled “Soil and Water: The Source of Life” in Celebration of World Soil Day 2025
Under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Faculty of Agriculture organized a workshop entitled “Soil and Water: The Source of Life – On the Occasion of World Soil Day 2025” at the faculty’s Conference Hall.
Prof. Dr. Heba Sabry Salama, Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, stated that the workshop’s activities coincided with the celebration of World Soil Day, and included a series of scientific lectures addressing key topics in soil and water sciences, such as the use of artificial intelligence in agricultural research and the importance of smart agriculture in enhancing soil safety and urban health. These discussions reflect the global trend toward sustaining natural resources and innovating scientific solutions to environmental challenges.
Prof. Dr. Mohamed Gamal Atwa, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, explained that the workshop featured a competition to evaluate graduation projects submitted by students of the Department of Soil and Water Sciences, during which the sponsoring company presented special support for the best innovative project idea.
During the event, Eng. Sami Faiz, Chairman of GROWTHCHEM, highlighted potential future cooperation between the company and the faculty to support scientific research aimed at developing practical solutions to soil challenges and maintaining ecosystem balance.
The workshop was organized by Dr. Anwar Abdelrahman Ali, Head of the Department of Soil and Water Sciences and Workshop Coordinator, and Dr. Ali Saeed Mostafa, Workshop Secretary, in collaboration with GROWTHCHEM, and was attended by a distinguished group of faculty members, teaching assistants, and students.
At the conclusion of the workshop, certificates of appreciation were presented to the speakers, members of the organizing committee, and the sponsoring company in recognition of their contributions to the success of this distinguished scientific event.
Faculty of Engineering Organizes a Purposeful Student Theatrical Performance
Under the patronage of Professor Dr. Abdel Aziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, Professor Dr. Ahmed Abdel Hakim, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, and Professor Dr. Afaf El-Awfy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, attended the theatrical performance titled “No Matter How Clearly We Anticipate and Define Human Behavior”, presented by students of the Faculty of Engineering at Alexandria University. The performance was held at the Conference Hall, Lecture Hall (1), Faculty of Engineering.
The event was attended by Professor Dr. Walid Abdel Azim, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering; Professor Dr. Wael El-Maghlany, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; and Dr. Iman Harraz, Lecturer and Supervisor of the Artistic Committee at the Faculty of Engineering.
The performance addressed the concept of rejecting classifications and preconceived judgments imposed on individuals, emphasizing that judging a person should be based on a genuine understanding of their circumstances and environment, conveying a meaningful humanitarian and societal message.
The Vice Presidents of the University praised the distinguished artistic level of the performance and the impressive talent demonstrated by the students of the Faculty of Engineering Theater, affirming Alexandria University’s commitment to supporting student activities, encouraging artistic creativity, and promoting the role of purposeful art in raising awareness and fostering positive values among youth.
President of Alexandria University Congratulates Seven Graduates of the Faculty of Economic Studies and Political Science on Their Selection to the Diplomatic Corps
Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, congratulated graduates of the Faculty of Economic Studies and Political Science on their selection to work as Diplomatic Attachés at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Emigration, and Egyptian Expatriates Affairs, praising this distinguished achievement which reflects the excellence of the university’s graduates, their academic competence, and their ability to represent Egypt in international forums in the best possible manner.
Dr. Sherine Adel Nossier, Dean of the Faculty, also extended her congratulations, emphasizing that this excellence is the result of sustained effort and solid academic preparation within the faculty. She noted the faculty’s constant commitment to preparing distinguished cadres who possess political and economic awareness and the capability to perform diplomatic work with efficiency and professionalism, thereby contributing to the support of the Egyptian state’s foreign policy and the service of its national interests.
The names of the faculty’s graduates selected for the position are as follows:
Mr. Mohamed Ibrahim Fawzy – Graduate, Department of Political Science
Ms. Hena Nader Abbas – Graduate, Department of Political Science
Ms. Menatallah Hussein Abdallah – Graduate,
Department of Political Science
Mr. Omar Khaled Mohamed Amin – Graduate, Department of Political Science
Mr. Omar Ahmed Abu Muslim – Graduate, Department of Economics
Ms. Hager Mohamed Ammar – Graduate, Department of Political Science
Mr. Khaled Mahmoud Fawzy – Graduate, Department of Political Science