Under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Ashraf Hnijal, SU President, and as part of operationalizing the hubs of the “Bedaya” initiative to build Egyptian human beings under the auspices of President Abdelfattah El-Sisi, the Egyptian President, a delegation from the SU Faculty of Politics and Economics including Prof. Dr. Nepal Ezzedine, the faculty Dean, Dr. Ahmad Saied Al-Bakl, the faculty Undersecretary for Community Service and Environment Development, Dr. Ahmad Jalal, the faculty Undersecretary for Postgraduate Studies, visited the Information and Decision Support Center - Presidency of the Cabinet at the administrative capital.

Moreover, the SU President stated that this visit aims to see the potential of the Information Centre and support decision-making to look forward to the possibility of cooperation channels in the field of economic and political consulting in addition to the possibility of operating a cooperation protocol and opening areas for the training and employment of students and graduates of the faculty between the Information and Decision Support Centre of the Presidency of the Cabinet and the Centre for Political and Economic Studies of the SU Faculty of Politics and Economics.

the SU President also noted that this is part of the State's approach to educating young people about the scale of projects and achievements in the State. The visit also included a visit to the new administrative capital. One of the most important development projects on Egyptian land with Egyptian bases and the model of large smart cities built by the State within a short time and praised by the world.

Furthermore, the delegation was received by Dr. Khadija Arafa, the head of the Central Department of Community Communication, M. Amani Farouk Chief Executive Officer, and Dr. Yasser Darwish, Director of Public Relations and Protocol.

The agenda included a presentation to familiarize the Information Centre, its focus and interests, a presentation on major global trends and highlights, as well as a presentation of the section on the Centre for Public Opinion Surveys and Research.

There were fruitful discussions between the students and the Centre's officials on current political and economic issues. The Centre officials praised the level of the students and their awareness and follow-up of current issues at the national, regional, and international levels.