Cairo University

At Cairo University, excellence in providing higher education services to meet the national, regional, and international communities' needs and the useful continuous contribution in achieving Egypt's social and economic development. Our mission is to be accomplished through a commitment to international standards of excellence in education, research, community service, and the integration of personnel, technology, and business systems, and the development of the university's human resources. Cairo University (previously known as the Egyptian University 1908–1940, then King Fuad I University 1940–1952) is Egypt's premier public university with its main campus in Giza, immediately across the Nile from Cairo.
It was founded on 21 December 1908; however, after being initially housed in various parts of Cairo, its faculties, beginning with the Faculty of Arts, were established on its current main campus in Giza in October 1929. It is the second oldest institution of higher education in Egypt after Al Azhar University, notwithstanding the pre-existing higher professional schools that later became constituent colleges of the university. It was initially founded and funded as the Egyptian University by a private citizen committee with royal patronage in 1908 and became a state institution under King Fuad I in 1925.
Dr. Mohamed Osman El-Khasht, President of Cairo University, decided to exempt the sons of the martyrs from the army, police, and judiciary from the university tuition fees at the university's undergraduate and postgraduate levels, as well as the fees for university campuses, in recognition of the sacrifices of the armed forces, the police, and the judiciary. Security and stability of the homeland and counter-terrorism.
Cairo University announced the winners of the 2016 University Awards of Excellence, University of Excellence, University of Scientific Excellence, and Encouragement.
In the awards of excellence, the number of prizes and the value of each award of 200 thousand pounds, won by Dr. Wafa Kamel Fayed Professor, Faculty of Arts in the field of humanities, and Dr. Awatif Abdulrahman Professor at the Faculty of Media in Social Sciences, The field of Engineering Sciences is shared with Dr. Saad Mujahid Al-Rajhi Professor of Engineering, Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Harith Professor of Laser Institute in Interdisciplinary, Interdisciplinary and Future Sciences, and Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Jawad Abdel Salam Zayed, Professor, Faculty of Science in Advanced Technology Meh, it was withheld basic sciences, medical science, and pharmacy awards.
The prize was awarded to Dr. Fadia Mohammed Zaki Alwan, Professor of the Faculty of Arts in the field of human and educational sciences, Dr. Mona Fuad Ali Abdelghani, Professor of Archeology in Social Sciences, Dr. Ahmed Helmy Mahmoud, Professor of Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering in Engineering Sciences Dr. Jamal Sayed Ali Al-Barghouti, Professor, Faculty of Agriculture in Interdisciplinary, Interdisciplinary and Future Sciences Dr. Ahmed Mahmoud Suf Dr. Tafi Abou El-Enein, Professor at the Faculty of Agriculture, in collaboration with Dr. Fekheha Mohamed El-Tayeb Heikal, Professor of Science, Faculty of Science in Advanced Technological Sciences.
Dr. Sayed Mohamed Sayed Hamida awarded the awards, Faculty of Archeology in the Humanities and Education, Dr. Hala Afifi Mahmoud Afifi, Professor of Archeology in Social Sciences, Dr. Ismail Abdel Shafi Dr. Hamid Al-Raziqi, Professor at the Faculty of Medicine, in collaboration with Dr. Hazim Bayoumi Al-Sibai, Professor, Faculty of Medicine in the Field of Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Dr. Alaa Al-Din Abdul Mo'ti Mohammed Issa, Prof. Dr. Salama Aboalizid Auf, Professor, Faculty of Science in Interdisciplinary, Interdisciplinary and Future Sciences, Dr. Yousef Fawzi Rashed, Professor, Faculty of Engineering in Advanced Technological Sciences, and Dr. Ahmed Juma Radwan, Professor, Faculty of Engineering.
However, this organization did not last long. In 1841, the Egyptian-Ottoman settlement was set up to set the limits of the political project that strove for Ahlam Mohamed's ambitions to put an end to the army's size and exploit the state's hand in managing the economy. The state became no longer needed. Then Mohammed saw a review of the educational system by the new situation. Hence the new organization, which was established in 1841, in which most primary schools were abolished and the number of private high school pupils was reduced to suit the state's need for its graduates. Salary has been reduced, And the organization of ((the School of Schools)) in a new way and explain this link between modern education and the need of the state to the staff, which is the cause of education in the hands of Abbas Helmy I (1848 - 1854) and Muhammad Said Pasha (1854 - 1863)
In 1856 - 1879, Khadi Ismail (1863 - 1879) completed dependence by opening the door to leveraging the European financial institutions. Ismail looked forward to completing the infrastructure of the Egyptian economy, which his grandfather Muhammad Ali started by expanding the irrigation projects, building the railway, roads, Alexandria port, Suez (Port Said and Ismailia) and the urban expansion in Cairo and Alexandria, as well as aspiring to increase Egypt's military strength to expand the Egyptian presence in Sudan, all this requires large sums of money borrowed by Ismail from European financial houses. Mail credit completed the integration of the Egyptian economy in the European economy, resolving specialized agricultural production status in Egypt.