Prof. Ismail Ismail Ibrahim, Acting President of Kafrelsheikh National University, receives today the Supreme Council of Universities’ committee tasked with assessing the readiness of Kafrelsheikh National University for the start of the study for the academic year 2025/2026.

The President of Kafrelsheikh University holds an extensive meeting with the committee, chaired by Dr. Mohamed Gamal Al-Ashhab, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at Benha University. During the meeting, the President of Kafrelsheikh University reviews a presentation highlighting the stages of the university’s establishment, the development of its infrastructure, and its material resources including buildings, lecture halls, and facilities, culminating in the creation of Kafrelsheikh National University. He also outlines the human and academic resources, as well as the programs and faculties in its first phase, designed to align with labor market needs and meet the aspirations of both local and regional communities.

After the meeting, the committee tours the university campus and the headquarters of Kafrelsheikh National University. They inspect the faculties, lecture halls, research laboratories, specialized centers, infrastructure, and student services to assess readiness for welcoming students in line with the requirements of modern education. The committee also discusses proposed admission plans and the expected annual student intake across various disciplines, ensuring compatibility with the available resources and the university’s capacity.

During their tour, the committee expresses their appreciation for the evident readiness of the university at both academic and administrative levels. They praise the extensive efforts exerted in preparing the infrastructure, providing modern laboratories and advanced lecture halls, reflecting the university’s vision of creating an outstanding educational environment. The committee confirms that the achievements at Kafrelsheikh National University demonstrate a serious commitment to meeting quality and accreditation standards, ensuring a strong start to the academic year 2025/2026.