The president Prof Dr Maged el Kemary receives Carolyn Coke, British Consul-General, Asmaa Freij, the political attaché; Omar el Messiri, the commercial attaché in consulate in Alexandria as part of several visits organized by British embassy in Alexandria to explore potential commercial opportunities in the Egyptian market and the extent of what can be provided by the university in this area.

As well, the president mentions that the university policy is based on linking the university to the field of industry as it is the house of experience for industry cities in Baltim and Motobas as well as it aims to connect its students with the outside market to participate in solving the problem of unemployment by establishing factory indie every faculty as factory is established in the Faculty of Agriculture and is about to establish another one in the Faculty of Science and meat production factory in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.

Otherwise, the role of university links to local community as the university cooperates with governorate particularly in the field of health, literacy and violence against woman as well as the problem of water and energy as laboratory for renewable energy is established in the Faculty of Science which is the number one in Egypt which gives license of recoverable bulbs LED, energy-saving. The finishing of university hospital is the biggest challenges for university in solving the health problems of governorate which is the biggest dream for the people of governorate as well as the completion of university health system after the establishment of new five faculties.

Also, the president mentions that there is permanent contact with businessmen in the field of industry for the service of community and a committee is formed to solve the crisis of confidence between industry and university

On the other hand, the delegation visits the faculties of Medicine, Physical Therapy, Sportive Education and Science; everyone has impressed from implementation and equipment which has the characteristics of international quality and compete with all universities inside and outside.

The consul has expressed her admiration of constructions, organization and green spaces as well as modern laboratory equipment, auditoriums and facilities prepared for students with disabilities.