The Journal of the Faculty took another step, as it obtained for the first time the Arab accreditation and citation standards Arcef, after the Journal of Legal and Economic Sciences, which has been issued by the Faculty of Law since 1959, obtained 7 marks out of seven
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Ain Shams University offers a package of new distinguished programs in various fields and disciplines (medical programs - engineering programs and information technology - commercial programs - language and translation programs - scientific programs............etc.)
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The Faculty of Agriculture held the annual conference of the Economic and Social Sciences Program for the Departments of Agricultural Economics and Rural Society, under the auspices of the President of Ain Shams University and Vice President for Education and Students
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The Faculty of Law organized a simulation model of the economic court, in which the students participated in order to train them on the practical aspects of the courses. They were trained on a model for one of the cases that the court can consider for a period of 4 months.
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The University President issued a decision assigning Dr. Sally Samir to act as director of the Legal and Economic Studies Center. He also issued a decision assigning Dr. Eman Mohamed Salah El-Din Naseer to act as director of the Papyrological Studies and Inscriptions Center
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Within the framework of the plan of the Faculty of Law to develop the scientific aspects of the academic curricula, a delegation from the faculty, accompanied by Dr. Sally Samir, teacher of economics and public finance at the faculty, visited the Economic Court in Cairo
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The activities of the "Legal and Economic Aspects of Combating Corruption" conference were launched at the Faculty of Law, in the presence of Vice President for Student Affairs, Vice President for Graduate Studies Affairs, and Vice President for Community Service Affairs.
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The Faculty of Law organizes a conference "Legal and Economic Aspects of Anti-Corruption", during which a number of research will be presented through four sessions, noting that the first session is entitled "Humanitarian, legal and economic considerations and their role.
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