Al-Assema University's Faculty of Engineering at Matareya is thrilled to host the Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship Forum 2026! This exciting event will take place on Monday, April 6th, from 11 AM to 4 PM at the college theater. It will bring together a wide array of students from Egyptian and technology universities, alongside a distinguished group of academics, specialists, and entrepreneurs. The forum is held under the patronage of Dr. El-Sayed Kandil, President of the University, and Dr. Emad Aboul Dahab, Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Research. It's organized at the invitation of Dr. Amr Abdel Hady, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at Matareya, and supervised by Dr. Noha Nabil, Advisor to the University President for Innovation and Entrepreneurship and Vice Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Research. **Supporting the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Ecosystem** Organizing this forum is a key part of the university's commitment to boosting its role in supporting the innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem. The event will feature the final selection round for projects from 24 teams across various universities, showcasing a mix of technological innovation, emerging projects, and entrepreneurial ventures. The forum will also highlight successful stories from promising startups and include interactive discussion sessions. This setup is designed to enhance opportunities for sharing expertise and building effective partnerships between academic institutions and industry sectors, aligning with the nation's drive towards a knowledge-based economy. Ultimately, the forum serves as a crucial platform for students and innovators to present their ideas to experts and specialists, receiving the guidance and support needed to turn these ideas into viable projects. Dr. El-Sayed Kandil, President of Al-Assema University, emphasized that the forum truly reflects the university's vision to support creativity and embed a culture of innovation among young people. He pointed out that true investment lies in minds capable of driving change. He added that the university is dedicated to providing a stimulating environment that helps students transform their ideas into real-world projects that contribute to sustainable development. He further clarified that the forum isn't just a student event; it's a platform for building bridges of cooperation between the university and industry, and a chance to discover and support promising talents. On his part, Dr. Amr Abdel Hady, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at Matareya, stated that the faculty places great importance on supporting its students and encouraging innovation through various programs and initiatives, affirming that the forum is a culmination of these efforts. He added that the faculty is proud of the innovative ideas presented by its students, which demonstrate their ability to compete locally and internationally. He stressed the ongoing commitment to strengthening partnerships with various entities to support these talents and transform them into successful projects that serve the community.
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