Today, Prof. Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, inaugurated the development and renovation works in the departments of Student Affairs,Post Graduate Studies, and Student Care, in addition to the opening of the digital laboratory at the Faculty of Dentistry at the university, and a clinic for graduate studies. This opening comes within the framework of the university's integrated strategy to modernize its infrastructure and improve all academic and research services provided to students and researchers, ensuring the provision of an advanced educational environment that keeps pace with modern standards.

    This came in the presence of Prof. Hatem Amin, Vice President for Post Graduate Studies and Research, Prof. Faten Abu Taleb, Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry, along with the Faculty's Vice Presidents, Department Heads, and a number of faculty members. During the inspection tour, the President inspected the new equipment in the Faculty and the electronic systems used within the Student Affairs and Graduate Studies departments, which were fully automated to speed up the provision of daily services and facilitate registration and issuance procedures for certificates and documents using flexible electronic methods.

     Prof. Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, stressed that the university places digital transformation and the development of administrative and research facilities at the top of its priorities to improve the quality of the educational and research process. He added that these openings come as part of the university's comprehensive vision to enhance work efficiency and facilitate administrative transactions for students and researchers. He also emphasized that the Faculty of Dentistry represents a prominent scientific and medical edifice, and that providing it with advanced research laboratories supports the ability of young researchers to conduct scientific research with tangible societal, medical, and scientific value.

    Prof. Hatem Amin added that the new digital laboratory represents a real qualitative addition to the college, as it has been equipped with the latest scientific devices and technologies to support applied scientific research for the master's and doctoral levels and develop the college's therapeutic and research service.

    For her part, Prof. Faten Abu Taleb appreciated the continuous support from the university administration to the college and overcoming all obstacles to complete the development plans, noting that developing the student affairs and postgraduate studies sectors aims to save time and effort for students and researchers and rely on modern electronic systems.