This morning, the SU Faculty of Commerce organized an Orientation Day for old and new students in the presence of Prof. Dr. Ashraf Hnijal, the SU President. The event was held at the Seminar Hall of the faculty headquarters in Al-Obour. The SU President was received by Prof. Dr. Rania Shamaa, Dean of the faculty, undersecretaries, teaching staff, employees, and Students.

The ceremony started with verses from the Holy Quran by one of the faculty students. After that, Prof. Dr. Rania Shamaa, Dean of the faculty, delivered a speech in which she welcomed the SU President, then she spoke about the development of the faculty and the opening of new scientific programs at several levels: firstly in the Bachelor's degree in Management Information Systems (BIS) and Supply Chain Management (SCM) programs in Arabic and English, secondly in the postgraduate phase by opening the DBA program. She also noted that the faculty continuously seeks to advance the best for students and society.

Then, The SU President spoke and expressed his pleasure to be present today at the Faculty of Commerce, appreciating the role of the Dean of the College, undersecretaries, Teaching staff, and employees who work to upgrade the faculty's academic system.

Hnijal then addressed, among other topics, the University's support for the Faculty of Commerce and the pursuit of its continuous development through the development of existing academic programs and the development of new programs that qualify its students to compete strongly in the labor market, which is one of the pillars of Egypt's vision 2030 for sustainable development.

Moreover, the SU President stressed the need to take care of the quality file to accreditive the study programs and its importance towards building the future of the faculty and its students, noting the attention to the problems facing students, stressing that his office is always open to solving any problem that may confront any of the University's staff.

In conclusion, the SU President stressed the need for everyone to be careful in receiving any information from the various media, stating that rumors are one of the means of destroying society.