Prof.Dr.Nasser El Gizawy, the acting President of Benha University has held a meeting to discuss opening date of the second Summer School for Space science which will be opened at Obour Campus with collaboration of the Egyptian Space Agency. The meeting was held in presence of Prof. Tamer Samir, Benha University Vice-president for Education and Students 'Affairs, Dr. Gamal Soussa, the general supervisor on Community Service and Environment Affairs, Dr. Hazem Elewa, the acting manager of El Obour Branch, Dr.Amr Hanfy, the Coordinator of Benha University with Egyptian Space Agency, Dr. Mohamed Kassab, Dr.Wasim Essa and Dr. Ali Tag El Din.
In the same context; Prof. Dr. Nasser El Gizawy, the acting president said that the Summer School in the field of science and technology of space and satellite aims to spread knowledge of space science among Egyptian university students, to link their academic studies with practical reality. El Gizawy said also that the theoretical part of the summer school started via distance learning on the videoconference platform "Zoom" and the practical classes will start tomorrow at Obour Campus by dividing the applicants into six different training groups, and each trainee will be required to submit a practical project that will be evaluated by professionals in that field.
On the other hand, Prof. Tamer Samir, Benha University Vice-president for Education and Students 'Affairs has said that 500 student from different faculties and institutes of Engineering all around Egypt have joined that school and he added that the theoretical part of study will start in July 2021 and the practical part will start in August and he hopes for all students best wishes and success.

Major General Abdel Hamid El Hagan, Qalyoubia Governor has held a meeting with Prof. Dr. Nasser El Gizawy, the acting president of Benha University to discuss signing a cooperation protocol between Benha University and Directorate of Health to grant physicians the Egyptian Fellowship. The meeting has been held in presence of Dr.Hossam Hosny, the Secretary General of the Medical Fellowship Committee, Dr.Khalid Abdel Ghany, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health in Qalyubia and the delegation of the Egyptian Fellowship.
El-Hagan said that the health sector in the governorate is currently witnessing a distinct shift in the submitted health service to citizens, pointing out that Qalyubia had a large share in the national project to develop 31 hospitals at the level of the Republic where five central hospitals at Qalyoubia governorate have been developed including the medical buildings and equipment to serve citizens.
For his part, Dr. Nasser El-Gizawy confirmed that Benha University possesses the financial and human capabilities in the medical sector and that allows Benha University to support the Egyptian fellowship project in all medical specialties with a high degree of efficiency and excellence. He also pointed out that the Faculty of Medicine includes more than 1,500 faculty members and assistants staff at various departments and he mentioned that Benha University Hospitals are now characterized by a very appropriate infrastructure that enjoys a high degree of satisfaction and acceptance of those hesitating to receive medical service.

The Community Service and Environment Development Sector has continued launching its medical convoys Shibin El Qanater in the framework of Hayah Karima Initiative and under auspices of Prof. Dr. Nasser El Gizawy, the acting president of Benha University and Dr. Gamal Soussa, the general supervisor on Community Service and Environment Affairs.
Dr. Gamal Sousa said that the university organized a medical convoy to the village of Kafr Shibin in cooperation between the Faculty of Medicine and the Directorate of Health Affairs in Qalyubia, within the framework of the societal role that Benha University plays to serve citizens.For her part , Dr.Nermin Adly , the Faculty deputy for Community Service and Environment Affairs , said that 300 physicians from Faculty of Medicine from various specialties and departments have participated at the medical convoy to serve citizens.