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Prof. Dr. Ashraf Heniegal, President of Suez University, inaugurated this morning the activities of the First Scientific Forum for undergraduate and postgraduate students of the Faculty of Fish Resources. The event was attended by Prof. Dr. Ezz El-Din Hosny Gad, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, Prof. Dr. Mohamed El-Sabbagh, Dean of the Faculty, in addition to faculty members and students.
In his opening speech, the University President welcomed the attendees, emphasizing that the Faculty of Fish Resources represents a qualitative addition to the system of education and scientific research at Suez University, as it is one of the non-traditional specializations that serve issues of sustainable development and food security.
He explained that the student forum reflects the university’s commitment to strengthening communication with its students and providing them with opportunities to present their research projects and innovative ideas, thereby contributing to the preparation of cadres capable of keeping pace with global developments in aquaculture and the blue economy.
He further noted that the unprecedented achievements witnessed by the Egyptian state in various fields of development under the leadership of His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi place a responsibility on universities to prepare generations capable of keeping pace with this developmental leap, particularly in the fields of the blue economy and aquaculture.
He also praised the support of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, led by Prof. Dr. Abdel Aziz Konsowa, which pays great attention to developing infrastructure and enhancing scientific research in unique and non-traditional faculties, ensuring the continuation of their leading role at both the national and regional levels.
Prof. Heniegal pointed out that the Faculty of Fish Resources has succeeded in achieving a distinguished position regionally and internationally, as it has become the headquarters of the African Aquaculture Union, reflecting the confidence of continental institutions in its scientific and research capabilities.
He also referred to the recent achievement represented in the inauguration of the faculty’s central laboratory after obtaining accreditation from the Egyptian Accreditation Council (EGAC), which enhances the faculty’s position as a recognized center of scientific and research expertise at the local, regional, and international levels.
In his speech, Prof. Dr. Mohamed El-Sabbagh, Dean of the Faculty of Fish Resources, expressed his happiness at the inauguration of the first scientific student forum, affirming that this gathering not only brings participants together under the umbrella of science, but also unites them around a shared dream of building a better future for the nation through the efforts of its sons.
He extended his gratitude to Prof. Dr. Ashraf Heniegal, President of the University, for his continuous support, as well as to all those who contributed to organizing the forum, stressing that this event represents a bright step on the path of knowledge and work.
He also extended a special welcome to the faculty’s graduates, describing them as its best ambassadors and honorable models that embody the fruits of effort and knowledge, noting that their presence today serves as a source of inspiration for current students.
The Dean explained that the forum is a translation of Suez University’s strategic plan, which aims to prepare individuals capable of critical thinking and creativity, and of linking what they learn to practical reality, in alignment with the objectives of Egypt Vision 2030, which places the human being at the center of the development process.
In conclusion, he emphasized that every idea or project presented by students today may become the nucleus of a real solution or the beginning of a successful professional path, urging them to trust their abilities and not to fear experimentation.
Following the opening session, the University President inspected the exhibition accompanying the forum, where students presented their research projects in the fields of aquaculture, biotechnology, and the blue economy. He praised the innovative ideas and applied projects presented, affirming that these efforts reflect the awareness of youth of their role in serving society and supporting sustainable development.