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Alexandria University has achieved a new scientific milestone, with 52 of its scientists and researchers included in Stanford University’s list of the world’s top 2% scientists, compiled in collaboration with Elsevier, reflecting their international research impact.

Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, congratulated the listed researchers, praising their scientific excellence and the University’s continued efforts to advance research quality, innovation, and international collaboration.

The list includes 24 researchers in the Career-Long Impact category and 48 in the Single-Year Impact category for 2025, with 20 researchers appearing in both, bringing the total to 52.

Their research spans a wide range of disciplines, including chemistry, medical and pharmaceutical sciences, engineering, mathematics, physics, agricultural and biological sciences, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, materials science, and environmental sciences, highlighting the diversity and global impact of Alexandria University’s research.

 

 

Alexandria University’s Faculty of Business held its 23rd International Scientific Conference under the theme “Digital Sustainability in Light of Egypt Vision 2030,” under the auspices of Dr. Abdel Aziz Konsowa, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, and Dr. Ahmed Abdel Hakim, Acting President of the University.

The conference was attended by Dr. Affaf Al-Oufy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, alongside academic leaders, researchers, and specialists.

Discussions focused on digital sustainability, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital governance, financial technology, and digital transformation, highlighting the role of universities in promoting innovation, improving institutional performance, and achieving Egypt Vision 2030.

 

 

As part of Egypt’s October Victory celebrations, Alexandria University, under the patronage of Acting President Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, launched a tree-planting campaign at the Humanities Complex under the presidential “100 Million Trees” initiative, in cooperation with the Faculty of Agriculture and Alexandria Governorate.

The campaign was attended by Dr. Afaf El-Awfy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development; Dr. Heba Sabry Salama, Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture; faculty representatives, Alexandria Governorate officials, and university student scouts who participated in planting activities.

Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim highlighted that the campaign reflects the spirit of October victories through continued development and nation-building. Dr. Afaf El-Awfy noted that the first phase aims to expand green spaces and beautify the campus, while promoting environmental sustainability and volunteerism among students. Dr. Heba Sabry Salama reaffirmed the Faculty of Agriculture’s commitment to community service and sustainable development.

 

 

Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, received Dr. Khaled Al-Mohareb, Head of the Kuwaiti Cultural Office in Cairo, and Ms. Reem Abdel Wahab Naqi, Assistant Cultural Attaché, to discuss strengthening academic and educational cooperation and following up on the affairs of Kuwaiti students at the university.

The meeting addressed ways to enhance cooperation in education and research, as well as providing support and care for Kuwaiti students and addressing any challenges they may face to ensure the continuity of their studies.

Dr. Abdel Hakim affirmed the strong and historic ties between Egypt and Kuwait and Alexandria University’s commitment to strengthening cooperation with Kuwaiti educational and cultural institutions and providing a supportive academic environment for Kuwaiti and international students.

The Kuwaiti delegation expressed appreciation for the university’s efforts in supporting Kuwaiti students and emphasized the importance of continued coordination and communication.

At the end of the meeting, Dr. Abdel Hakim honored Dr. Al-Mohareb in recognition of his dedication and continued cooperation with the university.

 

 

Under the agreement between Alexandria University and the University of Essex, 12 students—11 from Alexandria University’s Faculty of Engineering and one from Alexandria National University—have begun their studies at the University of Essex in the UK.

The program enables students to earn a bachelor’s degree from Alexandria University and a master’s degree from Essex through 4+1 and 3+1 study tracks, depending on their academic program.

The program reflects Alexandria University’s commitment to expanding international academic partnerships and providing students with global learning opportunities. The current academic year also marks the graduation of the program’s third cohort.