University President: “Al Ryada Students Are the University’s Best Ambassadors, and We Remain Committed to Supporting Their Global Competitiveness”
Al Ryada University for Science and Technology (RST) celebrated its outstanding students who participated in international training and educational programs in China and Japan during the 2025/2026 academic year. The celebration recognized their academic excellence, distinguished representation of the University, and the valuable scientific, professional, and personal experiences they gained, enhancing their ability to compete on a global scale. 
The celebration was held in line with the directives of Dr. Yehia Mabrouk, Chairman of the University’s Board of Trustees, and Prof. Dr. Reda Hegazi, University President and former Minister of Education, to support high-achieving students and provide international training and exchange opportunities that connect academic learning with practical experience.
The event was attended by Prof. Dr. Ehab Saeed, Vice President for Graduate Studies, Research, and International Relations; Mr. Hassan Ammar, University Secretary-General; alongside the Deans of the Faculties, faculty members, and teaching assistants.
Prof. Dr. Reda Hegazi extended his appreciation to Prof. Dr. Ehab Saeed, Dr. Mohamed Abdel Meguid from the Faculty of Engineering, and Dr. Essam Abdel Khalek from the Faculty of Nursing, who supervised the training trips, for their efforts in planning, organizing, and supervising the programs. He also praised the role of the Deans and faculty members in preparing and qualifying students for these international experiences.
Prof. Dr. Hegazi emphasized that Al Ryada students had set an excellent example through their international participation, stressing that education extends beyond the classroom to include every experience that builds students’ personalities and broadens their horizons. He reaffirmed the University’s continued commitment to supporting its students as ambassadors of Al Ryada on the international stage.
Prof. Dr. Ehab Saeed explained that a total of 20 students participated in three international training trips to China and Japan. The participants included one student from the Faculty of Pharmacy, 14 students and one faculty member from the Faculty of Engineering, and five students representing Artificial Intelligence, Physical Therapy, Dentistry, and Business Administration. 
The event concluded with presentations by the participating students, who shared their international experiences, followed by a recognition ceremony honoring their achievements. The University also reaffirmed its commitment to expanding international partnerships and providing further training opportunities for its students. 
