Dr. Dr. Abdel Aziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, conducted an extensive inspection tour today, Saturday, February 7, 2026, across a number of the University’s faculties and institutes, coinciding with the start of the second academic semester. The tour aimed to ensure the regularity of the educational process and the readiness of faculties to receive students.

The University President was accompanied during the tour by Dr. Afaf Al-Oufy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, along with a number of faculty and institute deans. The tour included the medical complex faculties, the Humanities Complex, and the Faculty of Engineering, where Dr. Konsowa joined students in the flag salute ceremony at the Faculty of Engineering courtyard.

During his meeting with students, Dr. Konsowa extended his congratulations to them and to all members of Alexandria University on the occasion of the start of the second semester and the approaching holy month of Ramadan, wishing them continued success, excellence, and achievement. He emphasized the importance of benefiting from the dual-degree programs concluded by the University with a number of leading international universities, which contribute to preparing graduates with high competitiveness in accordance with global standards.

Dr. Konsowa also directed faculty deans to fully adhere to lecture schedules and employee departure times, in conjunction with the implementation of the Ramleh Tram development project. He noted that coordination has taken place with Alexandria Governorate to organize lecture times with time gaps of up to half an hour between different faculties, with the aim of reducing traffic congestion in educational areas and main thoroughfares.

Dr. Konsowa explained that the Ramleh Tram development project comes within the framework of establishing a modern mass transportation system befitting Alexandria Governorate, alongside the metro project linking the eastern and western parts of the city and contributing to the creation of a new urban extension. He affirmed the University Administration’s readiness to receive any complaints or suggestions from students in this regard and to work on addressing them.

During the tour, Dr. Konsowa ensured the completion of all preparations related to the regularity of study, including maintenance works for buildings and facilities, electrical systems, sanitation, and fire protection systems, as well as the preparation of lecture halls, classrooms, laboratories, and libraries, the beautification of gardens, and the installation of guidance signage. He also directed the implementation of an integrated plan for student activities during the second semester, encompassing cultural and sports events and educational seminars, contributing to the development of students’ skills, the building of their personalities, and the enhancement of their participation in university activities.

At the conclusion of the tour, Dr. Konsowa praised the good regularity of study during its initial days and the presence of university leaders and faculty members among their students, affirming the University Administration’s commitment to providing an attractive and well-organized educational environment and supporting all efforts aimed at advancing the educational process.