Dr. Ahmed El-Kased, President of Menoufia University, received Dr. Hadi Al-Sabban, the Yemeni Cultural Advisor to discuss ways of cooperation between the two sides and follow up on the conditions of Yemeni students studying at the university in the presence of Dr. Ghada Ali Hassan, Executive Coordinator of the International Relations Office at the university and Supervisor of the Expatriates Office at the university.

The university president welcomed the cultural advisor, stressing the university's keenness to develop relations with the sisterly state of Yemen through the exchange of scientific visits and the establishment of joint scientific degrees.

The university president also reviewed the modern programs offered by the university to its students studying in various faculties, and stressed his directives to all university employees to facilitate any obstacles that may hinder students at the university, and expressed his interest in joint cooperation between the university and the cultural attaché in a way that benefits students.
Dr. Ahmed El-Kased stressed the university's interest in expatriates and keenness to care for them and work on developing the system of expatriate students in implementation of the Egyptian state's directives to attract more students from countries around the world to study at Egyptian universities, adding that the university organizes many activities to help students integrate into society and exchange experiences, knowledge and various skills between Egyptian and expatriate students, explaining the distinguished services provided by the university to expatriate students, explaining that the university provides distinguished accommodation in university cities, and provides distinguished non-traditional programs in the latest sciences and specializations in all faculties and institutes of the university. For his part, Dr. Al-Sabban thanked the university president for the warm reception and his continuous interest in students studying at the university from Yemen, praising the relations between Egypt and Yemen, especially in the educational and research fields, which are characterized by depth and cooperation in a way that serves students studying at the university, noting that the number of Yemeni students in Egypt is more than 15 thousand students in Egyptian universities, appreciating the role of Menoufia University in caring for Yemeni students and removing all obstacles facing them.