Prof. Ashraf Heniegal, President of Suez University, announced a new achievement that adds to the university's growing record of excellence. A team of students from the Faculty of Computers and Information secured second place in the Egypt Cities Hackathon, earning a cash prize of EGP 75,000.
The competition was hosted by Suez Canal University as part of its Innovation Week, bringing together outstanding student teams from across Egypt in a highly competitive environment.
On this occasion, Prof. Ashraf Heniegal expressed his great pride in the students' accomplishment, emphasizing that the achievement reflects the university's continuous commitment to providing a supportive educational environment that fosters creativity and innovation. He also reaffirmed the university administration's dedication to offering its talented students every possible form of support, enabling them to represent Suez University with distinction in local and regional competitions.
For his part, Prof. Mohamed Hussein Aziz, Dean of the Faculty of Computers and Information, congratulated the students on their outstanding performance, noting that their continued success in prestigious competitions demonstrates the quality of the faculty's academic programs and practical training. He added that the students' ability to harness technology and work collaboratively has enabled them to compete successfully in major technology competitions.
The students were supervised by Dr. Mohamed Ali, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, and Dr. Rasha Youssef.
The winning team members are:
Al-Farouq Ibrahim Farouq Bashir
Ziad Abdelkader Abdelhamid Mohamed
Ahmed Emad Mohamed Ahmed
Mahmoud Rageh Mohamed Ibrahim