On September 29, 2026, Kafr El-Sheikh University held a meeting of its council, chaired by Dr. Yahya Zakaria Eid, to discuss several academic and administrative matters. The meeting was attended by the university's vice presidents, general secretary, deans of faculties, and council members. The main agenda included preparations for the upcoming academic year 2026/2027, ensuring a smooth start to studies and providing a safe and stable educational environment for students.

The council reviewed preparations for the new academic year, focusing on organizing studies in faculties and enhancing student services. Discussions also centered on developing educational processes, academic programs, and improving services offered within the university. Moreover, council members examined files related to postgraduate studies and scientific research, exploring ways to support researchers and encourage scientific production.

During the meeting, members looked into mechanisms for enhancing research cooperation, linking scientific research to societal needs, and development priorities. This aims to increase the university's role in serving society and boosting its competitive capabilities. Furthermore, the council addressed matters related to community service and environmental development, seeking to maximize the use of the university's potential and specialized centers.

Dr. Yahya Zakaria Eid emphasized that the university continues to implement its development plan across various sectors, focusing on education quality, supporting scientific research and innovation, and leveraging modern technologies such as artificial intelligence and digital transformation. He highlighted the importance of providing students with a comprehensive university experience that goes beyond academic achievement.

The university's president stressed the need for an integrated educational experience that includes skill development, participation in student activities, innovation support, and entrepreneurship. He also underlined the importance of preparing students for job market requirements. Dr. Eid called for integrating efforts across different faculties and sectors, enhancing coordination, and converting plans into tangible results.

Dr. Eid directed the continuation of field follow-up and commitment to work plans, with a focus on the quality of educational, administrative, medical, and student services. This aims to improve the work and study environment within the university. The meeting concluded with an emphasis on supporting young cadres, encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship, and fostering local and international partnerships.

The university seeks to utilize available human, scientific, and material resources to prepare graduates equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to compete in the job market. Ultimately, this enhances the university's role in serving society and supporting development efforts. Key initiatives include developing academic programs, improving research capabilities, and fostering community engagement.

Key points

  • The university is focusing on quality education and supporting scientific research and innovation.
  • Dr. Yahya Zakaria Eid emphasized the importance of providing students with a comprehensive university experience.
  • The university aims to prepare graduates equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to compete in the job market.

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