Cairo University is first in Egypt and Africa and 164th globally

Cairo University, headed by Dr. Mohamed Sami Abdel Sadiq, President of the University, achieved a new global achievement by being among the top 200 universities in the world by obtaining 164th place among the world’s universities that were subject to the “Leiden” classification. The Dutch – October 2024 edition, where all African and Egyptian universities topped the rankings, followed by the universities of Ain Shams (400), Mansoura (454), Alexandria (481), Zagazig (533), Al-Azhar (695), Tanta (764), Assiut (765), and Menoufia (920). ) Banha (1033), Beni Suef (1081), Minya (1123), Helwan (1236), Suez Canal (1248), and Kafr El-Sheikh .(1387)

 Dr. stated. Muhammad Sami Abdel-Sadiq, President of the University, said that this achievement comes as a natural result of the keenness of the university administration and all its employees to maintain a leading position in international classifications, and their commitment to all international standards to which these classifications are based, noting that the “Leiden” classification The Dutch university included 15 Egyptian universities and 43 African universities, all of which were topped by Cairo University.

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The President of Cairo University added that the Dutch classification is a unique classification that allows advanced indicators and the creation of results based on these indicators and exploring them from different multidimensional perspectives, including scientific impact and open publishing. It also provides exclusive and transparent information about the research conducted by the university, which The classification is guaranteed to be independent and unbiased by relying on the latest data classified in the database Open Alex Global.

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Dr. said. Muhammad Sami Abdel Sadiq Cairo University always seeks to keep pace with the latest international systems in the research, academic and administrative fields at the level of all its faculties, institutes and research centers to remain able to maintain its leading position and compete strongly with prestigious international universities.