In line with Egypt’s Vision 2030 and the university’s ongoing efforts to expand electronic service delivery, Minia University has launched the digital platform for the Student Solidarity Fund for the third consecutive year. The initiative represents a significant step in enabling students to easily and efficiently access social support services online, reinforcing the university’s commitment to digital transformation and technological innovation in higher education.
Dr. Essam Farahat, President of Minia University, stated that the platform—developed by the University’s Electronic Portal Unit at the Information Technology Center in collaboration with the General Administration for Student Welfare – Social Activity Department—marks a qualitative leap in how student support and welfare services are provided. The system allows each student to create a secure personal account through which they can enter their data and submit support requests electronically, eliminating the need for in-person visits and ensuring accuracy, fairness, and transparency in the selection process.
Dr. Farahat added that the platform provides an interactive digital environment that facilitates communication between students and student welfare offices across the university’s faculties. The results of eligible students are displayed directly on the system based on clear and objective criteria, ensuring fairness and preventing any manual intervention. He emphasized that this initiative comes as part of the university’s broader digital transformation strategy, aimed at improving the academic and administrative environment while safeguarding data privacy and ensuring students receive services in the shortest possible time.
Dr. Mostafa Mahmoud, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, highlighted the importance of responsible and active engagement with the university’s digital platforms, encouraging students to make full use of electronic services that streamline procedures and promote a culture of digitalization as a key pillar of innovation and development in higher education.
Meanwhile, Dr. Waleed Makram, Executive Director of Information at Minia University, outlined the steps for registration on the platform via the website: https://studentfund.minia.edu.eg. He explained that students can register by visiting the site, selecting “Submit Application,” entering their student code (found on their university ID card), setting a password, and then receiving an activation message through their official university email, which includes their login credentials to complete the registration form accurately.
The university also invited its students to watch a tutorial video explaining the registration process through the following link:
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/GoCSRLKKeWj6AKzj.