Prof. Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, welcomed a high-level delegation from the Arab Council for Student Training and Innovation, which included Engineer Jihad Nemer Al-Kharraz, Assistant Director of the Council, and Dr. Mona Al-Yafei, Honorary Member of the Council. The visit was made in appreciation of the university’s outstanding efforts in promoting student exchange and fostering academic collaboration across the Arab region.

During the visit, the delegation presented the Council’s Shield of Excellence to Prof. Mohamed Hussein in recognition of his tireless efforts and firm belief in the value of student exchange programs, which play a critical role in enhancing students' skills and broadening their academic and cultural perspectives. The award also reflects the Council’s acknowledgment of Tanta University's leading position and ongoing commitment to creating an attractive and supportive environment for students from across the Arab world.

Prof. Hussein expressed his gratitude for the honor, reaffirming Tanta University’s continued commitment to supporting initiatives that promote student exchange and academic cooperation among Arab universities. He emphasized the role such programs play in strengthening bonds among Arab youth, facilitating knowledge-sharing, and enriching the collective future of the Arab nation.

Engineer Jihad Al-Kharraz commended the instrumental role of Tanta University in nurturing student skills and providing unique opportunities for participation in diverse training and innovation programs. He noted that the university stands as a model for supporting student-centered activities aimed at building a capable and forward-looking generation.

prof. Mona Al-Yafei, Honorary Member of the Council, praised Tanta University as a beacon of knowledge and creativity in the region. She emphasized that its efforts in promoting student exchange open new horizons for Arab youth. "We are proud of this fruitful cooperation and look forward to more joint initiatives that benefit our students and our communities," she added.