Dr. Ahmed El-Kased chaired the meeting of the University Services Marketing Center to discuss the work plan for the coming period and develop a work strategy with the various university sectors and external bodies and companies, in the presence of Dr. Sobhi Sharaf, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs, Dr. Ayman Hafez, Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, Dr. Ihab Al-Naasan, Dean of the Faculty of Home Economics, and Dr. Muhammad Jamal Al-Okl, General Supervisor of the University Services Marketing Center.

Dr. Ahmed El-Kased stressed the need to develop a clear plan, administrative and legal mechanisms and rules for the work of the center and a time plan to achieve the quality of services provided and improve marketing.

El-Kased indicated that the meeting discussed the most important services of the center and developed the basic vision for the center's relationship with other centers and sectors at the university, stressing the importance of the center as one of the centers with a special character affiliated with the university, which aims to achieve community service and environmental development by participating in studying societal problems through working in the fields of scientific, technical and applied research, as well as providing technical consultations in all fields and providing solutions to them in order to drive the wheel of development.

The university president added that the center works to provide and market various university services through training, development and consulting programs, e-marketing services and evaluation of various projects, which is a continuation of the university's journey in participating with the state in planning for comprehensive development requirements, in a way that ensures the development of scientific and research fields and improving education systems and outcomes at the university. The university president also discussed the committee's agenda, and reviewed the proposed plans for developing performance and maximizing the return from the role that the center can play, the most important of which was adopting new marketing mechanisms that keep pace with modern technological developments, allowing the university to expand the base of beneficiaries of its services, and qualifying members of the administrative apparatus at the center through specialized training programs to increase the ability to achieve and realize the future vision of the university.