Al-Ahram newspaper highlights the achievements of Ain Shams University to achieve the goals of sustainable development, within the framework of the achievements and vision of the state in 8 years and the sustainable development plan for Egypt 2030.......................
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The media, Mona El-Shazly, hosted in her program on the cbc channel the ENACTUS team, Ain Shams University, the winners of the World Cup, in a project aimed at developing and improving society, where the idea of the project based on locust fodder was clarified......
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The French Department of the Faculty of Education organized an important cultural symposium on the acquisition and development of positive values. In light of the university and the Faculty administration’s orientation toward rooting positive values among students….
Read MoreAin Shams University participated in the COP 27 Climate Summit in Sharm El-Sheikh with several projects, on the sidelines of the university’s participation, Prof. Dr. Ghada Farouk, acting as Vice President for Community Service, delivered a speech........................
Read MoreDr. Hala El-Said, Minister of Planning and Economic Development, visited the Ain Shams University pavilion in the Green Zone of the Cop27 Conference , She also participated in a session on the "National Initiative for Smart Green Projects in the Governorates of Egypt"
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Dr. Ayman Ashour witnessed the US Agency for International Development (USAID) announcing the call for proposals for research grants which focus specifically on energy and climate-related topics to develop multiple innovative solutions for the energy sector in Egypt…
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The meeting of discussing the matter of increasing the accredited faculties at the university was held as the University is seeking to obtain the accreditation of the university as a whole from the National Authority for Quality Assurance of Education and Accreditation
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The USAID-funded Center of Excellence for Water awarded three research papers worth $250,000 for research and three medium research grants worth $50,000. The projects aim to provide a sustainable, low-cost solution to the decentralized sanitation system in rural Egypt.
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