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Prof. Dr. Ashraf Heniegal, President of Suez University, announced that a team of students from the Faculty of Computers and Information had won first place in the Data Science track during the activities of the Clash of Codes 2026 competition, organized by the Computer Science Department at the Higher Technological Institute.
This achievement came after intense competition among students from Egyptian universities in the fields of artificial intelligence, where the Suez University team demonstrated a high level of scientific competence and technical expertise.
The winning team included:
Ali Ayman Ali
Mohamed Sherif Mohamed
Abdelrahman Ahmed Abdelghaffar
On this occasion, the University President stated that the victory of our students in securing first place in the Clash of Codes 2026 competition is living proof that Suez University has become a beacon of excellence and innovation in the fields of computer science and artificial intelligence. He added that all members of the university are proud of this accomplishment, which places the university among the leading academic institutions, emphasizing the university’s continued support for its students so they may become active partners in building Egypt’s digital future.
For his part, Prof. Dr. Mohamed Hussein Aziz, Dean of the Faculty, explained that the victory of the Faculty of Computers and Information team in the Data Science track represents a distinguished academic achievement, as this track requires an advanced level of statistical analysis and the application of artificial intelligence techniques to complex data.
Prof. Dr. Aziz affirmed that this success reflects the tremendous efforts exerted by both students and faculty members and demonstrates the college’s ability to compete in the most challenging academic competitions. He also extended his gratitude to the University President for his continuous support and full sponsorship of such initiatives. In addition, he praised Dr. Mohamed Ali, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, and Dr. Rasha Youssef El-Sayed Youssef for their academic and supervisory roles that contributed to achieving this accomplishment.