Vice President of Benha University welcomed Delegation from the University of Krizevci, Croatia

Prof. Gehan Abdel Hady, Vice President of Benha University for Postgraduate Studies and Research, welcomed a delegation from the University of Krizevci for Applied Sciences in Croatia to discuss opportunities for joint cooperation in academic and research fields, and to enhance international partnerships between the two universities.
The delegation included:
• Prof. Valentina Babic Bogadi,
• Prof. Dusanika Gajdic,
• Prof. Eva Cikac,
with the presence of :
• Prof. Abdel Fattah Monjed, Director of the International Relations Office at Benha University.
Prof. Gehan Abdel Hady confirmed that the meeting focused on opportunities for preparing and implementing joint research projects, with an emphasis on European funding programs, particularly the "Horizon Europe" program. They discussed developing research ideas and proposals that align with the research priorities of both universities, contributing to the exchange of scientific expertise and expanding the scope of international cooperation.
She added that the university is keen to leverage the research and practical capabilities available at international academic institutions, which supports the development of the educational process and scientific research, and enhances opportunities for participation in international research initiatives and programs. She noted that the visit is part of Benha University's strategy to expand its academic and research relationships and engage with European institutions.
Prof. Abdel Fattah Monjed explained that the visit program included field tours of the Faculty of Agriculture and the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Benha University, to familiarize the delegation with the educational, training, and research capabilities of these faculties.
He pointed out that the delegation members were introduced to the practical and productive activities that support education and hands-on training for students, as well as veterinary diagnostic and care services, and the available capabilities in agricultural, animal, and fish production at the Faculty of Agriculture and the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. This provides opportunities to identify areas for mutual cooperation that benefit from the expertise and capabilities available on both sides.