This morning, Prof. Ashraf Heniegal, President of Suez University, attended a ceremony organized by the New Suez City Authority, led by Engineer Asmaa Makhlouf, the Authority's Chairperson. The event was also attended by Prof. Ezz Eldin Hosseini Gad, Acting Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, along with university affiliates who participated in the competition.
At the beginning of the ceremony, Engineer Asmaa Makhlouf welcomed the attendees, extending her gratitude to the University President for the fruitful collaboration between the university and the city authority in various fields. A documentary film about New Suez City was then presented, showcasing the city’s planned development across various sectors.
In his speech, the President of Suez University expressed his happiness at being part of this event, describing it as a true embodiment of joint effort and synergy between state institutions. He highlighted the extensive engineering, artistic, and logistical contributions to the city's development, which are further exemplified by the competition to name its districts and streets.
Prof. Heniegal emphasized that the competition not only honors national and cultural icons but also fosters positive competition and encourages innovative thinking among participants. He praised the initiative as a distinguished idea that reflects transparency and openness.
He extended his appreciation to all participants, particularly the university’s students and staff, for their creativity and commitment, which deserve recognition and respect.
Prof. Heniegal further elaborated that the university’s participation in such events aligns with its mission of community service and environmental development. This involvement demonstrates the university’s commitment to addressing societal challenges, contributing to developmental issues, building public trust, and enhancing the university’s regional and international reputation.
He remarked that the tangible achievements witnessed today, such as the construction of new cities and mega projects, form a solid foundation for building a modern state and a New Republic. He credited these accomplishments to the efforts of the Egyptian government under the leadership of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, who has prioritized the creation of new urban communities to meet the growing demands of the Egyptian population.
Prof. Heniegal highlighted that the rapid urban expansion, both horizontally and vertically, is a necessary response to these increasing needs. This approach ensures a sustainable future and aligns with the ambitious goals of Egypt's Vision 2030 for sustainable development. These major projects create direct and indirect job opportunities for Egyptians, playing a pivotal role in boosting economic and social growth, empowering youth, and securing a better future for families.
In conclusion, the University President commended the significant efforts of the New Suez City Authority in developing and advancing the city. He affirmed that the progress and prosperity witnessed today are the fruits of joint efforts and dedicated work that deserve all respect and appreciation.
The ceremony concluded with the recognition of winners from Suez University, including:
    Kareem Walid Abdel-Halim Abdel-Halim (Faculty of Technology and Education)
    Sameer Reda Sameer (Technical Institute of Nursing, second place)
    Jehan Waheed (Director of Student Affairs Administration at the university)
    Mayada Yasser Farouk (Faculty of Media)
    Mohamed Tarek Fathy (Technical Institute of Nursing)
    Dr. Amira Eissa (Director of the University’s Medical Administration)
Engineer Asmaa Makhlouf presented commemorative shields from New Suez City to the University President and the Acting Vice President for Education and Student Affairs.
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