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Commander of the Northern Military Region and President of the Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport Visit Alexandria University to Discuss Enhancing Joint Cooperation
Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, received today, Monday, March 3, 2026, Major General/ Yasser Al-Khatib, Commander of the Northern Military Region, and Dr. Ismail Abdel-Ghaffar, President of the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport, at the university headquarters, to discuss ways to support and strengthen joint cooperation and coordination between the parties in academic, research, and community fields, in a manner that serves development plans and enhances integration among state institutions.
During the meeting, Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim emphasized that the Northern Military Region and the Arab Academy represent strategic partners for the university in many national and developmental projects currently taking place in Egypt. He also praised the honorable national role of the Armed Forces in protecting the country’s security and stability, as well as their active contributions to implementing and supporting major and service projects in Alexandria Governorate. He confirmed the continuation of full coordination and constructive cooperation between the university, the Northern Military Region, and the Arab Academy in various areas of shared interest, highlighting Alexandria University’s commitment to providing scientific and consultancy support, and harnessing its research capabilities and academic expertise to contribute to development and progress, in line with its national responsibility and leading role in serving the community.
For his part, Major General/ Yasser Al-Khatib affirmed the Northern Military Region’s commitment to maintaining fruitful cooperation with the university in various fields, noting the importance of integrated roles between state institutions, particularly in supporting developmental projects and serving the people of Alexandria, thus strengthening the state’s efforts to achieve comprehensive development and consolidate the foundations of stability.
Dr. Ismail Abdel-Ghaffar also highlighted the deep ties between the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport and Alexandria University, expressing the aspiration for further coordination and integration in academic, research, and training programs. He noted that the coming phase requires strengthening strategic partnerships between higher education institutions and exchanging expertise and resources to prepare qualified cadres capable of meeting labor market needs and supporting sustainable development plans.
Alexandria University Celebrates the Eighteenth Night of Arabic Language Evenings at Sayed Darwish Theatre – Alexandria Opera House
As part of Alexandria University’s commitment to supporting cultural and artistic activities that enhance students’ awareness, refine their talents, and strengthen their connection to Arab and Islamic identity, and under the patronage of Prof. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of the University, and in the presence of Prof. Mohamed Bahaa El-Din Mohamed, General Coordinator of Student Activities, along with the deans and vice deans of the university’s faculties, the Alexandria University Forum for Poetry and Arts organized the eighteenth evening of the Arabic Language Nights series.
The event, titled “Moons Revolved in the Orbit of the Beloved,” was held at Sayed Darwish Theatre (Alexandria Opera House) as part of the Opera’s Ramadan 2026 program.
The performance featured eight theatrical tableaux portraying humanitarian moments from the Prophet’s biography and the lives of his companions, presented through a dramatic vision that blended acting with religious chanting. The evening also included a selection of spiritual songs such as “Al-Rida wal-Nour” (Contentment and Light) and “Muhammad Ya Rasul Allah,” creating a deeply spiritual atmosphere that reflected the essence of the holy month and added a distinctive emotional character to the event.
The University Choir performed under the direction of Dr. Sherihan El-Hadidi. The scientific material was prepared by Dr. Nagwa Saber, while the scriptwriting and dramatic adaptation were undertaken by Dr. Mohamed Mokhaimer. The performance was directed by Mohamed Bahgat, under the supervision of Shehab Mahrous, Director General of the General Administration of Youth Welfare at the University.
This year’s Ramadan Opera program represents an artistic journey that blends Egyptian sentiment with cultural openness to the Arab and Islamic worlds through spiritual evenings, international concerts, chanting performances, and contemporary musical trends, reaffirming Egyptian Opera House as a beacon of art and beauty throughout the blessed month.
Alexandria University Wins Top Positions at the 53rd Egyptian Universities League (African Universities Championship Simulation Edition)
Alexandria University achieved a distinguished sporting milestone by securing a large number of first and advanced positions at the 53rd edition of the Egyptian Universities and Institutes League (African Universities Championship Simulation Edition). The league was organized by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation and hosted by Ain Shams University, Cairo University, American University in Cairo, and universities in the New Administrative Capital, with the participation of more than 3,000 male and female students representing various Egyptian universities and institutes.
The league and its simulation tournaments included 36 different sports.
In this context, Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of the University, expressed his pride in the honorable results achieved by the university’s students, affirming that this accomplishment reflects the tremendous efforts exerted by the Sports Activities Administration, coaches, and the General Administration of Youth Welfare. He also emphasized the university’s commitment to providing an integrated environment that supports athletic excellence alongside academic achievement, believing in the vital role of student activities in building balanced personalities capable of competition and leadership. He further affirmed the university’s continued support for talented students, enabling them to represent the university honorably at local and international forums.
It is worth noting that the General Administration of Youth Welfare participated in this major national sporting event with a delegation of 365 students, 37 administrators, and 32 coaches under the supervision of the University’s Sports Activities Department.
The competitions resulted in outstanding achievements in individual sports as follows:
First Place: Judo (Men & Women), Karate (Men & Women), Athletics (Men & Women), Table Tennis (Men & Women), and Chess (Women).
Second Place: Finswimming (Men), Fencing (Men & Women), and Modern Pentathlon (Women).
Third Place: Finswimming (Women), Wrestling, and Padel Tennis (Men).
Eighth Place: Padel Tennis (Women).
The university’s teams also advanced to the later stages in several competitions, including Squash (Men & Women) reaching the quarterfinals, Tennis, Badminton, Chess (Men), and Modern Pentathlon (Men). The Taekwondo championship (Men & Women) was not held.
At the team sports level, the university continued its excellence by achieving:
First Place: Football League (Men) and Handball League (Women).
Second Place: Basketball League (Men) and 3×3 Basketball (Men).
Third Place: Volleyball League (Women) and Basketball League (Women).
The university also secured fourth place in the Handball League (Men) and eighth place in the Volleyball League (Men), while the Women’s 3×3 Basketball team exited in the Round of 16.
Closing Ceremony of the Ramadan Sports Tournament for Five-a-Side Football and Athletics at Alexandria University
Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University and Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, attended the closing ceremony of the Ramadan Sports Tournament for Five-a-Side Football and Athletics.
The tournament was held at the University Stadium in a joyful Ramadan atmosphere that reflected the spirit of the holy month, with distinguished student attendance and exemplary sportsmanship.
The event was attended by Dr. Mohamed Bahy El-Din, General Coordinator of Student Activities, Mr. Shehab Mahrous, General Director of Youth Welfare, in addition to supervisors of sports and social activities, several faculty members, and sports specialists at the university.
In his speech during the ceremony, Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim emphasized the university’s commitment to supporting and organizing student activities across various fields—sports, cultural, and social—given their positive impact on building well-rounded student personalities, enhancing teamwork skills, fostering a spirit of competition and self-confidence, and developing leadership and social skills. He noted that such events reflect the university’s dedication to providing a comprehensive campus environment that encourages positive participation and helps discover and nurture students’ talents, in line with the university’s vision of supporting student activities and building an aware and creative generation. He also congratulated the winning teams and presented awards to the first-place winners, praising the students’ discipline and high sportsmanship.
In the same context, the General Administration of Youth Welfare organized a diverse range of artistic and cultural workshops, as well as Ramadan sports championships this year, with the participation of more than 500 male and female students from various faculties.
Tournament Results:
Five-a-Side Football (Female Students):
1st Place: Faculty of Sports Sciences
2nd Place: Faculty of Arts
3rd Place: Faculty of Law
3x3 Basketball (Male Students):
1st Place: Faculty of Medicine
2nd Place: Faculty of Law
3rd Place: Faculty of Science
3x3 Basketball (Female Students):
1st Place: Faculty of Computers and Data Science
2nd Place: Faculty of Sports Sciences
3rd Place: Faculty of Fine Arts
Table Tennis (Singles – Male Students):
1st Place: Faculty of Economics and Political Science
2nd Place: Faculty of Agriculture
3rd Place: Faculty of Computers and Data Science
Table Tennis (Doubles – Male Students):
1st Place: Faculty of Computers and Data Science
2nd Place: Faculty of Agriculture
3rd Place: Faculty of Arts
Table Tennis (Singles – Female Students):
1st Place: Faculty of Tourism and Hotels
2nd & 3rd Place: Faculty of Computers and Data Science
Table Tennis (Doubles – Female Students):
1st Place: Faculty of Computers and Data Science
2nd & 3rd Place: Faculty of Law.
Vice President of Alexandria University Witnesses Distribution of Food Supplies at the University Students Hospital and Inspects the Development of the Nephrology Unit
Dr. Affaf Al- Oufy, Vice President of Alexandria University for Community Service and Environmental Development, attended today the distribution of Ramadan food boxes at the University Students Hospital. The event was held within the framework of cooperation between the Tahya Misr Fund and Alexandria University, and as part of the “Month of Goodness” initiative adopted by the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector to promote social solidarity and support the most deserving groups within the university community.
Members of Kayan Family – Alexandria University Youth, along with officials from the University’s Youth Welfare Department, participated in the distribution process. Food cartons were distributed to workers and craftsmen at the hospital in an atmosphere reflecting the spirit of cooperation and compassion during the holy month of Ramadan.
On the sidelines of the visit, Dr. Affaf Al- Oufy, accompanied by Dr. Ahmed Fouda, Hospital Director, inspected the Nephrology Unit on the second floor to review the latest developments. The upgrades include infrastructure improvements and the modernization of dialysis equipment and medical devices. Her Excellency stressed the importance of adhering to the specified timeline for completing the development work and emphasized the need for concerted efforts by all hospital staff to enhance the quality of medical services provided to students and employees.
