As part of its commitment to strengthening its social role and supporting students in need, Suez University signed a cooperation protocol with the Misr El-Kheir Foundation, represented by the Ibn Al-Sabeel Program, to pay tuition fees and accommodation expenses at the university city for students in need, ensuring that they can complete their education in a stable and supportive environment.

The protocol was signed by Prof. Dr. Ashraf Hnijal, the SU President, and Brigadier Medhat Ahmed Gamal, Director of the Ibn Al-Sabeel Program at the Misr Al-Kheir Foundation, at the university headquarters in the presence of several leaders from the foundation and the university.

In this context, the SU President stated that signing this protocol with the Misr El Kheir Foundation reflects the university's deep belief in the importance of community partnership in supporting the educational process and confirms our commitment to providing an integrated educational environment for all our students without discrimination. The Ibn Al-Sabil Program represents a pioneering model in supporting needy students, and we are proud that Suez University is part of this national effort that offers hope for our youth to complete their university education

The SU president also pointed out the importance of the protocol in alleviating the financial burden on students who are unable to pay, as well as ensuring that students can continue their studies without economic obstacles. In addition to its importance as a tool for enhancing cooperation between the university and civil institutions in serving the community, it reinforces the concept of social solidarity and supports scientific research and education.