Prof. Dr. Ashraf Heneigal, President of Suez University, extended his sincere congratulations and appreciation to the university’s scholars whose names were included in the list of the world’s top 2% most influential scientists, issued by Stanford University in the United States, in recognition of their outstanding scientific and research contributions that have enhanced the position of Suez University on the international research map.

The University President emphasized that this prestigious scientific achievement represents a new international testament to the excellence of the academic and research expertise at Suez University. It also highlights the scientific value of the research and studies produced by the university’s faculty members and researchers at the global level. He noted that the university continues to support its research system and encourage international publication in ways that contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and strengthening the university’s academic competitiveness.

It is worth noting that the list, issued by Stanford University in collaboration with Elsevier, is regarded as one of the most important and widely recognized international lists for measuring the impact of scientists and researchers worldwide. It is based on a range of bibliometric indicators related to the quality of scientific research, citation counts, and research impact across various academic disciplines.

The list included 15 faculty members from different faculties of Suez University, ranked as follows:

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Arafat El-Ashmawy – Faculty of Engineering (32,851)

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Amin Saad Sherif – Faculty of Technology and Education (32,938)

Dr. Ahmed Mahmoud El-Shiwy – Faculty of Computers and Information (32,064)

Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Saad Agwa – Faculty of Technology and Education (58,214)

Prof. Dr. Abdullah Shaheen – Faculty of Engineering (73,407)

Prof. Dr. Ahmed El-Shahat – Faculty of Science (105,683)

Prof. Dr. Ahmed Mohamed El-Desouky Zaki – Faculty of Science (123,750)

Prof. Dr. Gamal Bedeir Abdel Aziz – Faculty of Technology and Education (127,946)

Prof. Dr. Haitham Abu El-Ela – Faculty of Fisheries (143,022)

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Mahmoud El-Desouky – Faculty of Science (219,242)

Prof. Dr. Adel Amer – Faculty of Petroleum and Mining Engineering (236,117)

Prof. Dr. Ahmed Rabie Geneidy – Faculty of Engineering (292,531)

Prof. Dr. Reda El-Shaarawy – Faculty of Science (357,973)

The Career-Long Scientific Impact list also included five scholars from Suez University:

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Mahmoud El-Desouky – Faculty of Science (203,009)

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Arafat El-Ashmawy – Faculty of Engineering (259,858)

Prof. Dr. Ahmed Safwat –Faculty of Engineering (281,998)

Prof. Dr. Omar Ahmed Salah El-Din Youssef – Faculty of Technology and Education (372,882)

Prof. Dr. Abdullah Shaheen – Faculty of Engineering (392,449)

The President of Suez University concluded his remarks by expressing the university’s pride in its scholars and their distinguished achievements. He affirmed the university’s continued commitment to supporting outstanding researchers and strengthening scientific and research partnerships, thereby consolidating Suez University’s position among Egyptian, regional, and international universities.