President of Benha University Inspected the Central Lecture Halls Project and Checked the Natural Gas Pipeline Route in Kafr Saad

Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy emphasized the continuous monitoring of projects, adherence to the timeline, and quality of execution according to approved specifications.
Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, conducted an extensive inspection tour of the new facilities in Kafr Saad. He was ccompanied by :
• Prof. Mohamed Said, the engineering consultant to the university president,
• Prof. Magdy El-Shahat, Dean of the Faculty of Education,
• Mr. Mohamed Diab, Assistant Secretary of the University for Financial Affairs,
• The general manager and officials from the university's engineering administration.
The university president began his tour by overseeing the start of concrete works for the construction of a central lecture hall complex, which aims to increase the capacity for university students. The new project includes 50 educational lecture halls, each accommodating 200 students, to provide opportunities for a larger number of students applying for admission to the university's faculties. The project also includes offices for faculty members, examination halls, seminar rooms, and storage facilities for the university.
Prof. El-Gizawy also inspected the electrical distribution rooms to enhance the electrical capacity on campus and the supply of 15 elevators for university buildings, which are planned to be installed in the faculties of:
• Engineering in Shubra,
• Agriculture,
• Veterinary,
• Sports Sciences,
• Physical Therapy,
• Nursing,
• The Electronic Testing Center.
The tour also included an examination of the natural gas pipeline route on the university campus in Kafr Saad, which will serve the central laboratories complex, swimming pool, and other faculties on campus.
The university president emphasized the importance of utilizing all new facilities and maximizing their benefits while removing any obstacles that hinder their operation, as they are part of the university's investments.
Prof. El-Gizawy stressed the need for continuous monitoring of all construction works taking place at the university, adherence to the timeline, and ensuring the quality of execution and final finishes, as well as the necessary preparations for the new facilities according to approved specifications.