Suez University held its monthly University Council meeting, chaired by Prof. Dr. Ashraf Heniegal, President of the University, and attended by H.E. Major General Dr. Tarek Hamed El-Shazly, Governor of Suez.
At the outset of the meeting, the University President welcomed the Governor, expressing his appreciation for the Governor’s continued commitment to attending Council meetings and providing ongoing support to the University. He emphasized that such cooperation reflects the integration between the Governorate and the University in serving the community and promoting development.
During the meeting, the University President announced the launch of the “Future Scientists” scholarships at both Suez University (public) and Suez University (National), coinciding with the Governor’s attendance. This initiative aims to support outstanding students and prepare scientific cadres capable of leading the future.
The President also reviewed the most prominent activities and events organized by the University during the month, highlighting significant developments at the University Hospital. Prof. Dr. Doaa Mohamed Sayed, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, explained that a trial opening for certain minor surgical procedures has begun at the hospital, in preparation for the full opening in the near future. She also noted that the intensive care units have been fully equipped and furnished and are ready for full operation to serve patients.
In another context, Prof. Dr. Rania Shemma, Dean of the Faculty of Commerce, presented a brief overview of the latest developments in the establishment of the Suez University Integrated Services Company, affirming that the project represents a qualitative addition aimed at enhancing the University’s self-generated resources and expanding the scope of its services in support of academic and research activities, while strengthening the University’s role in serving the local community.
For his part, the Governor extended his congratulations to attendees on the occasion of Police Day, the advent of the month of Sha‘ban, and the approaching holy month of Ramadan, praising the University’s national role in serving the community. He also affirmed the Governorate’s full cooperation in the hospital incinerator project for the disposal of medical waste, ensuring environmental protection and public health.
El-Shazly further stressed the importance of self-development and capacity building among employees of the Governorate, calling for the utilization of the University’s educational programs—particularly the Professional Master of Business Administration (MBA)—as a means of enhancing human resource efficiency.
The meeting concluded with discussions of the items on the agenda related to student affairs, postgraduate studies and research, community service, and faculty affairs.
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