Benha University Council Approved the Visual Identity Guide for the University

Prof. El-Gizawy emphasizes the role of visual identity in the university 's internationalization and improving its global ranking.
The Benha University Council held its meeting chaired by Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, with the attendance of Prof. El Sayed Foda, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, Prof. Jehan Abdel-Hady, Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Research, and esteemed members of the university council.
During the session, Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy reviewed several activities and events that the university has witnessed across various sectors in the recent period.
He also discussed the launch of the university 's application, which aims to automate administrative communications and correspondence between different university sectors and its faculties, reducing the time taken for these correspondences to reach the relevant sectors and be implemented. This will also assist decision-makers in the university sectors to better understand performance indicators of various university administrations in executing their tasks.
Prof. El-Gizawy praised the university 's active participation in the presidential initiative for human development, "A New Beginning for Human Development" which aligns with the state 's interest in comprehensive human development and achieving Egypt 's Vision 2030. He noted that 99 integrated convoys have been launched in various specialties so far, including 25 medical convoys that have benefited nearly 11,000 citizens, providing free medication for patients, creating medical glasses for school and Al-Azhar Institute students, and referring cases needing follow-up to university hospitals.
the university council approved the visual identity guide for the university, recognizing its significant role and impact on the university 's internationalization, institutional reputation, and improvement of its global ranking.
Prof. El-Gizawy affirmed that having a visual identity for the university is crucial for enhancing its distinction, whether at the local, regional, or international levels, emphasizing that it helps differentiate the university from other academic institutions. He pointed out that the visual identity contributes to building a strong and positive mental image among students, faculty members, and the civil society, thereby enhancing the university 's institutional reputation. He noted that the visual identity is not merely an aesthetic form but a strategic element that strengthens the university 's ability to achieve its goals and thrive in a competitive educational environment.
Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy added that a strong and attractive visual identity for the university enhances its internationalization profile and ranking, attracts international students, facilitates communication between the university and all stakeholders, and draws investments and financial support from donors and companies seeking collaboration with distinguished and reputable educational institutions.
This aligns with the university 's direction towards investing in knowledge and facilitates the promotion and marketing of academic programs, initiatives, research outputs, and university services, helping to reach a wider audience and increasing the university ' s impact at all levels.