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Helwan University Participates in Meeting to Develop the System for International Students as Part of the "Study in Egypt" National Initiative

As part of its ongoing commitment to supporting international students and strengthening its presence on the global education map, Helwan University took part in a meeting focused on developing the international student system. The event was organized by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research under the framework of the national "Study in Egypt" initiative.
This participation reflects the university’s vision of providing a comprehensive educational experience for international students, centered on academic quality, diverse programs, and high-quality support services.
A delegation from Helwan University, representing the International Students Administration, attended the meeting under the patronage of Professor Dr. El-Sayed Kandil, President of the University, and Professor Dr. Emad Abu El-Dahab, Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Research. The delegation included Dr. Haitham Sweilem, Executive Director of the International Students Administration, Dr. Monica Mouris, vice Executive Director, and Mr. Ali Salama, Administrative Manager. The university’s active participation continues to support the state's direction in attracting students from around the world.
The meeting was held under the auspices of Dr. Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, and supervised by Dr. Ayman Farid, Minister Assistant for Strategic Planning and Labor Market Preparation, along with Dr. Ahmed Abdel-Ghani, Head of the Central Administration for International Students Affairs. Discussions covered ways to modernize the admission system and improve services provided to international students. Efforts to enhance university and academic program data on the "Study in Egypt" platform were reviewed, along with strategies to expand offerings of distinguished academic programs and modern specializations aligned with regional and global labor market needs.
During the meeting, emphasis was placed on highlighting each university’s competitive advantage, updating online platforms and media content aimed at international students, and documenting international student experiences through promotional videos. Universities were also encouraged to showcase their advanced infrastructure, including laboratories, lecture halls, libraries, and sports and service facilities. The importance of promoting various student activities as a means of attracting students and creating a supportive and integrated university environment was also discussed.
Through this participation, Helwan University reaffirmed its commitment to developing its international student system and enhancing the educational, administrative, and cultural services offered. This aligns with Egypt’s national goal of positioning public universities as internationally-oriented institutions that attract students from diverse nationalities and provide them with a unique academic and personal experience on campus.