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Educational seminar at the Faculty of Science on fourth-generation warfare
As part of Alexandria University's celebrations of the glorious June 30 Revolution, and under the patronage of Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Popular Defense Forces and the Military, represented by the University's Military Education Department, organized an awareness seminar this morning, Tuesday, July 1, 2025, at the Faculty of Science's Shatby Building. The seminar was titled "Fourth-Generation Warfare and its Direction to the Civilian Sector." Major General Dr. Hisham El-Halabi, Advisor to the Nasser Higher Military Academy for Strategic Studies, delivered the lecture. The seminar was attended by Dr. Sherine Khattab, Dean of the Faculty, deans, faculty members, and students.
This seminar is part of a series of events and activities organized by the university to commemorate the June 30 Revolution, which symbolizes the Egyptian people's will to protect their country and preserve its resources. Through this, the university affirms its commitment to spreading national awareness and instilling the values of loyalty and belonging in its students, as an essential part of its educational and societal mission.
In his speech, Major General Hisham Al-Halabi addressed the concept of fourth-generation warfare, which relies primarily on psychological, media, and electronic warfare. These wars aim to spread rumors, incite chaos, and weaken the spirit of national belonging, ultimately leading to the overthrow of the state from within without direct military intervention. He emphasized the need to enhance university students' awareness of these contemporary wars and their important role as the first line of defense against the attempts to distort and distort information to which the Egyptian state is exposed. He emphasized that youth are the true force for building and protecting the nation.
Dr. Sherine Khattab, Dean of the Faculty of Science, emphasized in her speech the Faculty of Science's commitment to providing scientific, cultural, and awareness-raising support to its students, with the aim of preparing an aware, educated generation capable of facing challenges.
Dr. Mohamed Essam Hagar, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, emphasized the importance of linking academic roles with community service.
Dr. Ahmed Safar, the supervisor of studies at the Shatby Building, expressed his pride in hosting these national awareness events.
Colonel Mohamed Maher, Director of the Military Education Department at Alexandria University, and Lieutenant Colonel Shihab El-Din Magdy praised the students' positive interaction and active participation in the discussions. They emphasized the continued organization of such seminars to educate young people and protect them against intellectual and media threats.
The event witnessed significant student interaction, including contributions and questions addressing how to combat rumors and fake news, the importance of maintaining national security, and the role of digital media in supporting or threatening societal stability.
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Remarkable Turnout at the Open Orientation Day at the Faculty of Engineering
Under the auspices of Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Faculty of Engineering held its "Open Orientation Day" on Monday, August 4, 2025. The event was organized to introduce the faculty’s new specialized engineering programs and witnessed a large turnout from high school students and their parents. It took place in Lecture Hall (1) at the Preparatory Building.
The event was attended by Dr. Walid El-Boraky, Dean of the Faculty; Dr. Essam Wahba, Vice Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Research; Dr. Wael El-Mogallany, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; Dr. Magdy Abdel Azim, Director of the Information Network at Alexandria University; and Dr. Dina Saadallah, Director of the Career Development Center. The event was coordinated by Dr. Ahmed El-Tarras, Head of International Relations and Coordinator of the Computer and Communications Engineering Program at the faculty.
In his opening speech, Dr. Walid El-Boraky welcomed the attendees and emphasized the faculty's commitment to advancing the engineering education system to meet the demands of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. He highlighted the launch of modern specialized programs based on the credit hour system, which provide students with opportunities for academic excellence and strong competitiveness in both local and international job markets. He also pointed to the faculty’s ongoing efforts to connect academic curricula with practical realities through effective partnerships with leading industrial institutions and to offer real training opportunities within professional environments. Additionally, he emphasized the faculty’s focus on international cooperation through dual-degree programs and agreements with prestigious universities worldwide.
The event featured direct interaction between the faculty administration and the attendees. The Dean answered all questions transparently and clearly, covering topics such as admission and registration procedures, program structures, study-abroad opportunities, scholarships, internships, and the updated academic system — all of which were well-received by participants.
Students and their parents expressed their appreciation for the excellent organization and the academic content presented. They confirmed that the day provided them with a comprehensive and reassuring vision for studying at the faculty and strengthened their confidence in the high quality of engineering education offered by the university — education that keeps pace with technological developments and enhances graduates' readiness for the job market.
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An Awareness Lecture at the Faculty of Nursing on Regional Challenges and National Security
As part of Alexandria University’s commitment to enhancing national awareness and strengthening the concepts of national security among its students, and under the patronage of Professor Dr. Abdel Aziz Konsowa, President of the University, the Popular and Military Defense Forces organized an awareness lecture hosted by the Faculty of Nursing, entitled “Regional Challenges and Their Impact on National Security.”
The lecture was delivered by Major General (Staff) Dr. Bahgat Mohamed Farid, former Director of the National Defense College at Nasser Military Academy, who reviewed the fundamental concepts of national security and its political, economic, and social dimensions. He highlighted the extent to which Egyptian national security is affected by current regional and international challenges and developments.
The speaker emphasized the importance of raising youth awareness of the nature of the challenges facing the Egyptian state and the necessity of building an enlightened and well-informed generation capable of understanding risks and dealing with them. He also pointed to the vital role played by educational institutions in preparing generations capable of protecting the nation’s resources and safeguarding its national security.
For her part, Dr. Hanan El-Sherbiny, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, affirmed the faculty’s keenness to support and organize awareness activities that contribute to building students’ personalities both academically and nationally. She noted that spreading awareness of national security issues is an integral part of the university’s community role in preparing generations capable of assuming responsibility and serving the nation.
In this context, Colonel Mohamed Maher, Director of the Military Education Department, explained that organizing such events comes within the framework of the strategy of the Popular and Military Defense Forces aimed at enhancing national awareness among university students and acquainting them with the realities of the challenges facing Egyptian national security, stressing that youth awareness represents the first line of defense for the homeland.
The lecture witnessed notable interaction from students, as the floor was opened for discussion and questions, which contributed to enriching the dialogue and clarifying many concepts related to national security, as well as the role of individuals and society in supporting and preserving it.
