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Benha university comprehensive convoy has finished its activities which is conducted the sector of the community service and environment development by treating 2100 patients in Kafr-Batta. It is Important to say that there are five faculties who participate in the comprehensive convoy under the presidency of prof.Dr. Gamal Ismail, the vice president of the community service and environment development. This convoy is held regularly in the frame of the University's role to the serve the community.

The community service council of Benha University discusses, in its meeting under the presidency of the prof.Dr. Gamal Ismail, the vice president of community service and environment development and in the presence of the faculties' deputies of environment affairs, the report of the faculties of agriculture and veterinary medicine that is about the rabbits feeds and the economic nutrition of young breeders and production of the quail in the Egyptian village to increase the production of the meat and eggs. Prof.Dr. Gamal Ismail, the vice president of community service and environment development asserts that small and medium enterprises are important in building the national economy and providing the youth with job opportunities. The vice president adds that the council discusses the preparations of holding a workshop entitled “the industrial problems that face the industrial cities in El-Qulubia” under the auspices of Prof.Dr. El-Sayed El-Kady.

Prof.Dr. Gamal Ismail, the vice president of the community service and environment development inspects the exams in the faculty of law. The vice president is accompanied by prof.Dr. Sayed Fouda, the faculty's dean. The vice president also inspects the exams halls and the controls and praised that the exams are nicely-up and running stressing that the rules of the exams must be followed.

The general/ Amr Abd El-Moniem, Qualybia Governor asserts, in Benha university council, that there is a strong relationship between the university and the governorate.