Prof. Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, announced the start of the work of the electronic coordination office at the university to receive students of the first stage of high school to register their desires, which began today, Wednesday, August 5, 2026, and continues until Sunday, August 9, 2026, from 9 am to 3 pm, stressing the university's keenness to provide all means of comfort and technical and technical support to students and their parents throughout the coordination period.

    The university president explained that 5 laboratories equipped with the latest computers and high-speed Internet networks have been allocated to ensure that the registration process is completed easily and smoothly, noting that in order to facilitate movement and access, all laboratories have been grouped within the scope of the medical complex, and include the Information Technology Club (1) – in the Central Library (Medical Complex), and the Information Technology Club (2) – in the Central Library (Medical Complex), The General Services Center for Computers and Technology Laboratory (1) – in the Central Library (Medical Complex), the General Services Center for Computers and Technology Laboratory (2) – in the Central Library (Medical Complex), and the Computer Laboratory of the College of Pharmacy (Medical Complex). The laboratories receive students who wish to register their desires and provide them with technical support free of charge, during official working days and times from nine in the morning until three in the afternoon This is throughout the first phase of electronic coordination.

    Prof. Mohamed Hussein stated that Tanta University always seeks to provide support and care to high school students at this important stage of their educational journey, noting that the university has equipped the laboratories with the latest technologies and raised the maximum level of readiness to provide a suitable climate that ensures regular entry and exit movement and facilitates the registration of desires with complete accuracy and ease.

    Prof. Al-Sayed Al-Ajouz added that the laboratories have been equipped with specialized teams of technology specialists and engineers to provide comprehensive technical and guidance support to students during the registration steps, and to overcome any obstacles they may face. He stressed that the laboratories are operating at full capacity throughout the periods specified for the first phase, with full coordination to ensure the implementation of all procedures regulating electronic coordination.