During his meeting with Dr. Samir Hammad, the Deputy Governor of Qalyoubia and delegation from the trainees of the Executive Presidential Leadership Program "EPLP"; Dr. Gamal El Saeed, Benha University President said there is a great development that has been occurred in the concept of the University's role in community service over the past 20 years, indicating that the University is an institution whose role is not limited to education and scientific research only, but also extends to community service and the environment.
On the other hand, El Saeed reviewed the University's future plans and new construction at the University's campus in Obour, Moshtohor and Kafr Saad, including the project of establishing the new Ahlia University in Obour and the project of constructing two terraced buildings on the University's land on an area of 5500 square meters.

Benha University International Relations Office "IRO" organized a webinar under the auspices of Prof. Gamal El Saeed, BU President with the University of Louisville, Kentucky, USA to discuss the ways of cooperation between the two parties.
Prof. Nasser El Gizawy, BU Vice-president for Post Graduate Studies and Researches' Affairs said that the webinar discussed the opportunities for cooperation between the two universities at the level of post graduate studies programs for academic degrees and professional diplomas in the artificial intelligence as well as dual master's and doctoral programs in the engineering sciences.

Dr. Randa Mustafa, Benha University Vice-president for Community Service and Environment Development Affairs participated on behalf of the University President in "Our Heritage" Exhibition of Traditional Handicrafts, which opened by President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi and organized by the state's Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency (MSMEDA), under the patronage of Mrs. Nevine Gamea, the Minister of Trade and Industry.
Benha University's participation came through the work of the students at the Faculty of Applied Arts and within the framework of the University's keenness to promote these ancient arts and encourage their spread as well as increase their production.