Egyptian University Enhances Governance and Resource Management. Qena University's President, Dr. Ahmed Okawi, recently chaired a comprehensive meeting with the 'Mawardi' team to discuss the latest developments in the digital system. The system aims to enhance governance and efficient management of self-resources. The meeting was attended by several key university officials, including Dr. Mohamed Said, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development.
The meeting reviewed the progress made in implementing 'Mawardi', a digital system designed to manage and sustain the university's self-resources. Discussions focused on updating data, developing user levels and permissions, and ensuring data accuracy. The system integrates with the Ministry of Finance and develops financial and administrative workflows. Dr. Okawi emphasized the importance of accurate data and governance in handling it.
The 'Mawardi' system is a significant digital project for Qena University, providing a comprehensive platform for managing self-resources. It unifies data, automates financial and administrative procedures, and offers electronic mechanisms for collection and monitoring. The system aims to improve performance efficiency, reduce time and effort, and enhance data accuracy and speed.
The system extends beyond electronic collection, building a centralized database for financial resources and providing reports and dashboards to support monitoring, analysis, and decision-making. It also enables close monitoring of revenue movements, promoting transparency, governance, and financial control. The university aims to direct self-resources towards developing its educational, research, and service systems.
Dr. Okawi praised the team's achievements and efforts in building and developing 'Mawardi'. He stressed the importance of continuing to update the system and expand its services, aligning with the university's goal of creating a comprehensive digital work environment. The university seeks to achieve higher levels of institutional efficiency and resource management sustainability.
The meeting was attended by several senior officials, including Dr. Mohamed Sعيد, Dr. Gamal Abdullah, and Dr. Tarek El-Kashif. The 'Mawardi' team and representatives from the Ministry of Finance were also present. The university's efforts to enhance governance and resource management reflect its commitment to digital transformation and improving performance efficiency.
The implementation of 'Mawardi' demonstrates Qena University's dedication to building a digital environment and achieving sustainability in resource management. The system is expected to have a positive impact on the university's educational, research, and service systems, ultimately contributing to Egypt's digital transformation goals.
Key points
- Qena University implements 'Mawardi' system to enhance governance and resource management
- The system aims to improve performance efficiency and promote transparency and financial control
- The university seeks to direct self-resources towards developing its educational, research, and service systems
