This morning, Prof. Dr. Ashraf Hnijal, the SU President, signed a cooperation protocol between the Faculty of Fish Resources and the NEUTRIVIT  EGYPT and AQUAVET EGYPT companies. It was attended by Prof. Dr. Osama Qadour, the Dean of the Faculty of Fish Resources, Dr. Ahmed Ahmed Hamza, the Chairman of AQUVET EGYPT Company, and Dr. Mohammed Abdul Shafi Abu Saud, the Director of Research and Development Sector – NEUTRIVIT EGYPT.

Moreover, the SU President stated that these protocols are part of the University's implementation of the National Strategy for Higher Education and Scientific Research, which includes the integration of the higher education system with production institutions in the country to close the gap between educational programs and the actual needs of each of Egypt's regions following its economic activities.

Furthermore, Hnijal stressed the University's interest in community participation in finding solutions to the problem of fish and fodder and the possibility of increasing production.

In addition, the SU President explained that these protocols aim to exchange experiences between the Faculty of Fish Resources and these distinguished companies, where the faculty cooperates with companies in the fields of training, training courses, and field visits on topics of mutual interest and the possibility of using the possibilities of the two companies in practical training for students of the Faculty of Fish Resources. In addition, it provides free lectures to all students in the fish sector in all matters related to fisheries, such as lectures, research, and certification of the company's free lecture certificates, as well as the participation of teaching staff members in the presentation of lectures.

Hnijal also noted that among the objectives of holding joint training, cultural, and educational workshops for education and safety awareness, the use of biological and practical techniques in the field of scientific research and awareness of biosafety and its damage to the economics of livestock, poultry, and fishery production.