As part of its commitment to supporting innovation, scientific research, and preparing students for the job market, SAK Developments has signed a cooperation protocol with the British University in Egypt (BUE), Invest-Gate reports.
This strategic initiative aims to enhance collaboration between the academic and industrial sectors, develop engineering talent, and equip students with practical skills to complement their educational backgrounds.
The protocol was signed by Eng. Ahmed Kadri, CEO of SAK Developments, and Prof. Maguid Hassan, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at BUE, in the presence of Prof. Tamer Mohamed, Vice Dean for Community Service and Enterprise.
At the signing ceremony, Kadri expressed his enthusiasm for this cooperation, which underscores the company’s commitment to providing essential support to students in the Faculty of Engineering.
He noted that the protocol includes several key initiatives, particularly the provision of summer training programs for engineering students to acquire practical skills that enhance their academic capabilities and create employment opportunities for outstanding students upon completion of the training.
Additionally, the protocol supports joint research projects, especially in the fields of artificial intelligence and digital twins, as these are crucial tools for the future and in high demand in the market.
The agreement also encompasses organizing field visits for students and faculty members to SAK facilities and projects, along with providing access to SAK’s modern technologies and resources for academic research and entrepreneurship.
Kadri emphasized that this partnership reflects SAK Developments’ dedication to supporting engineering education and creating a professional environment that blends practical application with scientific research. This approach enhances graduates’ readiness for the job market and contributes to the development of innovative and sustainable engineering solutions that support the real estate sector with skilled professionals.
He highlighted that this cooperation offers significant opportunities for students and aims to achieve impactful advancements in the engineering and real estate development sectors.
The signing ceremony also featured a presentation by Prof. Shady Salem and Prof. Ahmed Turki on recent developments in artificial intelligence and digital twins, showcasing future opportunities for joint cooperation in these promising fields.