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Chairman of Benha National University’s Board of Trustees Appointed Prof. Mahmoud Saqr as University Advisor for Research and Innovation

Prof. Gamal El-Saeed, Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Benha National University, has issued a decree appointing Prof. Mahmoud Saqr—former President of the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology—as the University’s Advisor for Research and Innovation Affairs.

This decree aligns with the university’s commitment to strengthening its scientific research and innovation ecosystem, advancing academic excellence, and aligning research outcomes with societal needs and labor market demands.

Prof. Gamal El-Saeed emphasized that Prof. Mahmoud Saqr’s inclusion in the Benha National University community represents a qualitative leap, given his distinguished scientific and administrative expertise in research and innovation. He noted that the appointment aims to develop research policies, foster entrepreneurship, and drive innovation within the university environment.

Prof. Mahmoud Saqr is among Egypt’s most prominent scientific figures in research. He served as President of the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology for over 10 years, during which he led numerous national initiatives supporting innovation, technology transfer, and localization. His contributions include establishing technology incubators and research centers, as well as launching programs to empower researchers and innovators across disciplines.

  • Appointment Mahmoud SaqrAdvisor for Research and Innovation at Benha National University.
  • Strategic Goal: Bridge academic research with real-world applications and market needs.
  • Legacy Saqr’s decade-long leadership at the Academy of Scientific Research and Technologyrevolutionized Egypt’s innovation landscape.
  • Vision: Enhance Benha National University’srole as a hub for cutting-edge research and entrepreneurial talent.

This move underscores Benha National University’s ambition to become a regional leader in science-driven solutions and technology innovation.