A new achievement for Beni Suef University: three teams have qualified for the prototype development stage of the university waste management competition.
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Dr. Tarek Ali, Acting President of Beni-Suef University, announced a new achievement for the university in the fields of innovation and sustainability: three university teams have advanced to the training and prototype development stage. These teams were selected from among the winners of the nationwide university and institute qualifying rounds in the public universities category of the University Waste Management Competition
This takes place under the supervision of Dr. Abeer Sayed Moawad, Advisor to the University President for Innovation Affairs and Executive Director of the University Performance Development Center; Dr. Hemmat Mohamed Fayoumi, Director of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Support Office; and Dr. Karim Abdel-Qader Soufi, University Coordinator for the Fund for Supporting Geniuses and Innovators.
The University President emphasized that this achievement reflects the university's commitment to supporting students and innovators, encouraging them to transform their ideas into prototypes capable of further development and implementation. This initiative contributes to creating innovative, sustainable solutions for environmental challenges. He congratulated the three qualifying teams and their supervisors, wishing them success and excellence during the training and prototype development phases, and hoping they continue to represent the university with distinction in the competition's upcoming stages, in line with its mission to build a more sustainable future.
The three qualifying teams from Beni-Suef University are as follows: the "Blue Horizon" team, led by Mahmoud Abdel-Razek Mohamed Ali and supervised by Prof. Dr. Fathy Abu Al-Saoud; the "BNS Tech" team, led by Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed Ali and supervised by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohamed El-Sayed Abdel-Barr; and the "Echo Chain" team, led by Fatma Mohamed Ahmed and supervised by Prof. Dr. Rehab Khaled. This achievement exemplifies the university's excellence in national competitions focused on innovation and waste management, while also reflecting the success of its efforts to foster a culture of creativity and entrepreneurship among students.