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Prof. Dr. Ali Shams El Din, the President of Benha University and Dr. Wang Fang, the Vice-president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have signed a cooperation memorandum to enhance the relations between the two sides in the field of agricultural science and technology.

Prof. Dr. Soliman Mustafa, the Vice-president of Benha University for Education and Students' Affairs has inspected the committees of second term exams at the faculties of commerce, agriculture, and engineering - Shubra. During the visiting, he said that the complete calm is prevailing exams in all faculties and no riots or violation of university values and traditions have been happened. 

Prof. Dr. Soliman Mustafa, the Vice-president of Benha University for Education and Students' Affairs confirmed that the University has witnessed a significant shift in the student activities since the beginning of the academic second term 2014/2015. He also said that Benha is the first University in transforming the activities to initiatives that serve students and the community.

In the frame of Sinai liberation festivals; Prof. Dr. Soliman Mustafa, the Vice-president of Benha University for Education and Students' Affairs has launched the sign of starting Delta Universities Festival under the title of "together for developing the land of el Fayrouz". The festival is organized under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Ali Shams El Din, the President of the University.

Prof. Dr. Soliman Mustafa, the Vice-president of Benha University for Education and Students' Affairs opened a student positive initiative aiming to qualify students for the labor market. During the opening he confirmed that the University has occupied advanced places among the Egyptian universities.

Prof. Dr. Soliman Mustafa, the Vice-president of Benha University for Education and Students' Affairs confirmed that the University has issued a resolution to create a new division for the international arbitration in English at the faculty of law. He also referred that the University will create new departments to study the Chinese and Japanese languages at the faculty of arts.