Benha University Leads Innovation Revolution: 5 Startups Generate Revenues Exceeding EGP 52 Million by 2026

Prof. Nasser El‑Gizawy, President of Benha University, announced remarkable achievements in developing the ecosystem of startups incubated at the university's Creativa–Benha Center, in collaboration with the Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA).
By 2026, the university had made a clear impact in the fields of innovation and entrepreneurship, with five startups fully founded by its students and graduates, involving 66 team members. These startups attracted investments exceeding EGP 30.33 million and generated revenues of more than EGP 52.03 million, reflecting the university's success in fostering an innovation‑driven environment and transforming ideas into real economic projects.
The university's startup portfolio includes several promising ventures:
Robozel: Interactive education and robotics.
Stimtate: Digital learning platform.
Accredi‑Tech: Academic accreditation solutions.
Mojeeb: Smart business conversation platform.
BSWAGIC: CRM systems for large enterprises.
Prof. El‑Gizawy emphasized that these results align with the university's ambitious vision to become a national model in supporting innovation and entrepreneurship, empowering youth to transform their ideas into competitive technology companies both locally and globally.
He stated: “What the university has achieved in supporting startups reflects our clear commitment to transforming into a fourth‑generation entrepreneurial university. Our role goes beyond education and research to include fostering innovation and entrepreneurship. We are proud of our students and graduates who have proven their ability to compete and turn ideas into successful projects, and we will continue to provide them with the supportive environment needed to achieve more accomplishments at home and abroad.”