Benha National University organized a Ramadan iftar gathering for its international students, bringing together students, faculty members, and university leadership in a welcoming atmosphere that reflected the spirit of the holy month. The event was attended by Dr. Hussein El-Maghraby, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Ashraf El-Mashad, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dr. Nesreen Ibrahim, Supervisor of the International Students Office, several faculty members, and representatives of the Student Union.
The gathering provided an opportunity to engage with international students and reaffirm the University’s commitment to creating a supportive academic and social environment throughout their studies. The initiative reflects the University’s efforts to ensure that international students enjoy a rewarding educational experience while feeling fully integrated into campus life.
Dr. Tamer Samir, President of Benha National University, noted that international students represent an important part of the University community and serve as cultural ambassadors for their home countries during their time in Egypt. He emphasized the University’s ongoing commitment to providing comprehensive academic and social support, as well as fostering an inclusive campus environment that encourages both academic success and active participation in university life.
Dr. Hussein El-Maghraby highlighted the importance of such gatherings in strengthening communication and building connections among students from diverse backgrounds. He noted that events held during Ramadan provide a meaningful opportunity to promote the values of mutual respect, understanding, and cultural exchange that characterize the holy month.
The event concluded in a warm and convivial atmosphere, with students and university representatives exchanging Ramadan greetings and expressing appreciation for initiatives that enhance a sense of belonging and strengthen engagement within the University community.