Benha University Participated in International Conference Organized by Wuhan University's Law Academy on the 80th Anniversary of the UN

Under the leadership of Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, the university has joined the international conference hosted by the Law Academy of Wuhan University, China, titled “The Global System, International Law, and the Future of Pluralism”. The event, held from October 18–19, 2025, commemorates the 80th anniversary of the United Nations and highlights contributions to strengthening international law and fostering global cooperation.
Highlights: 1. Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy's Remarks: • Stressed the conference's critical timing amid escalating global challenges and cross-border legal complexities. • Emphasized academic discussion and research collaboration as pillars for shaping a fairer, more stable global future. • Highlighted Benha University's role as a leading Egyptian institution in bridging civilizations, promoting peace, and upholding international law as a cornerstone of sustainable development and human rights protection. 2. Strategic Academic Partnerships:
• Announced the establishment of the Benha-Wuhan Joint Graduate School, a milestone in Egypt-China academic collaboration.
• The school aims to:
• Offer advanced programs across disciplines.
• Serve as a cultural and academic bridge between Egypt and China.
• Enhance knowledge exchange and scientific progress.
3. Focus Areas for Collaboration:
• Addressing modern legal challenges, including:
• Climate change.
• Cybersecurity.
• Armed conflicts.
• Refugee crises.
4. Chinese Perspective:
• Prof. Xiao Yongping, Director of Wuhan University's Law Academy, praised Benha University's participation, reflecting the deep-rooted friendship between Egypt and China.
• Highlighted the academy's mission to advance interdisciplinary research and provide policy insights on:
• International relations.
• Cross-border cooperation.
• Global governance.
• AI and cyberspace regulation.
• Prof. El-Gizawy:
“Our partnership with Wuhan University is a strategic step toward academic excellence, merging Egyptian and Chinese scholarly traditions to tackle humanity's pressing issues.”
• Prof. Xiao Yongping:
“As custodians of two ancient civilizations, Egypt and China are uniquely positioned to blend heritage with innovation, fostering a more just and sustainable world order.”
Conference Outcomes:
• Strengthened Egypt-China ties in legal scholarship and policy development.
• Laid groundwork for joint research initiatives on global governance and emerging technologies.
• Reinforced the role of academia in addressing transnational challenges through multilateral discussion.
Benha University's participation underscores its commitment to global engagement, positioning it as a key player in shaping the future of international law and multilateralism.