Under the auspices of :

• Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University,
• Prof. Gehan Abdel Hady, Vice President of Benha University for Postgraduate Studies and Research,
• Engineer Adly Wageeh, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Gemini Africa,

Signed a protocol of cooperation aimed at enhancing entrepreneurial skills among students and graduates in the field of entrepreneurship.

Prof. Gehan Abdel Hady emphasized that the protocol aims to support Benha University graduates in developing their graduation projects and transforming them into real business models. Additionally, it seeks to provide specialized courses in entrepreneurship, management, marketing, and finance, while connecting students with a network of investors and mentors through joint events and competitions to strengthen collaboration between the university and the private sector in supporting the national innovation ecosystem.

The Vice President explained that the university will provide training halls, nominate students and projects to participate in the program, and monitor the students' performance during the program.

Engineer Adly Wageeh stated that the company will contribute to implementing the training program and practical content for students by providing experts and mentors from the entrepreneurial community. the company will evaluate and select participating projects and offer free training opportunities for students and graduates within the company, if available.

The Public Service and Foreign Languages Center at Benha University announces a TOEFL training course.

• Training start date: Sunday, April 19
• Exam date: Thursday, April 30 at 10:00 AM

Fees: 750 EGP

(The fee covers the course and exam. No additional payments are required under any circumstances.)

Reservation:

Each candidate must book for themselves; intermediaries will not be permitted.

Payment method:

Payment is exclusively via Visa card at the center's premises, starting from the first day of the course.

For registration or inquiries, please visit the center in person. Intermediaries will not be allowed.

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Orphans’ Day is not merely an annual occasion; it is a profound humanitarian message that calls on society to extend bridges of compassion and giving toward children who have lost their family support. Universities, as beacons of awareness and solidarity, take part through students and faculty engaging in volunteer activities and visits to orphan care institutions, and by organizing cultural and artistic events that make these children feel like an integral part of society.

The role of universities goes beyond the boundaries of academic education to the building of a well-rounded individual—one who carries in their heart the values of compassion and social responsibility and translates them into practical initiatives that restore smiles to the faces of orphans and grant them hope for a better future.

Nasser El‑Gizawy
President of Benha University