Benha University's President, Dr. Nasser Al-Gizawi, recently inspected a field day organized by the College of Agriculture in collaboration with the International Peace Company for Agricultural Investment. The event aimed to train students on the latest techniques in strawberry cultivation and provide them with practical experience to meet the requirements of the agricultural labor market. The field day was attended by several notable figures, including the university's vice presidents and deans.
During the event, Dr. Al-Gizawi inspected the training activities and practical applications that involved students learning about the latest scientific methods in strawberry production. The training covered various aspects, including land preparation, selection of suitable seedlings, modern irrigation and fertilization systems, and methods for controlling pests and diseases. The university's president emphasized the importance of practical training in developing the educational process and meeting the needs of the labor market.
Dr. Al-Gizawi highlighted the university's efforts to expand cooperation with private sector institutions and production entities to implement specialized training programs that keep pace with the latest developments in the agricultural sector. He stressed that the College of Agriculture has the necessary scientific and research capabilities to play an active role in supporting the state's plans for sustainable agricultural development.
The Dean of the College of Agriculture, Dr. Sayed Khatter, explained that the field day was part of the college's plan to expand practical and applied training. He emphasized the importance of building partnerships with the private sector to support the educational and research process. The college aims to provide students with the latest techniques used in cultivating strategic crops, including strawberries.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the International Peace Company for Agricultural Investment, Mahmoud El-Sayed, emphasized the company's commitment to supporting and qualifying young agricultural cadres. He highlighted the importance of cooperation between the university and the company in providing students with practical experience and modern techniques in agricultural production.
The field day witnessed active participation from students, who interacted with the training applications and specialized workshops. The event provided students with the opportunity to learn about the latest techniques used in strawberry cultivation, enhancing their practical experience and professional efficiency. The cooperation between Benha University and the International Peace Company for Agricultural Investment serves as a model for integration between academic institutions and the private sector.
The initiative aims to prepare graduates who possess the necessary knowledge and skills to meet the needs of the agricultural labor market. The program is expected to contribute to achieving sustainable agricultural development and increasing the competitiveness of Egyptian crops. Key stakeholders are optimistic about the potential of this collaboration to produce a new generation of qualified agricultural cadres.
Key points
- Benha University launches specialized training programs in agriculture to develop students' skills
- The programs aim to meet the needs of the agricultural labor market and promote sustainable agricultural development
- The initiative is a collaboration between the university and the private sector to support the educational and research process
