Prof. Gamal El-Saeed, Chair of the Board of Trustees of Benha National University, extended heartfelt congratulations on behalf of the Board to Prof. Mahmoud Mohieldin, Professor at the College of Economics and Political Science, Executive Director of the International Monetary Fund, and member of Benha National University’s Board of Trustees. This follows his election as a Fellow of the Royal Economic Society in the United Kingdom, one of the world’s most prestigious institutions in economics, dedicated to advancing scientific research and shaping global economic policies.
Prof. Gamal El-Saeed expressed the university’s pride in this distinguished achievement, emphasizing that Prof. Mahmoud Mohieldin’s selection crowns his illustrious career and outstanding contributions to sustainable development and economic reforms at regional and international levels, solidifying his position among the elite of global economic experts.
He further noted that this international recognition reflects the ability of Egyptian competencies to compete and excel on global platforms. The inclusion of a prominent academic figure like Prof. Mahmoud Mohieldin on the university’s Board of Trustees significantly enhances the institution’s stature and aligns with its vision of engaging with international expertise.
Prof. El-Saeed added that the university consistently celebrates the achievements of its leaders and members who elevate Egypt’s name in scientific and economic fields regionally and globally. This selection underscores international confidence in Prof. Mohieldin’s expertise and his impactful contributions to shaping economic and developmental policies worldwide.
Prof. Mahmoud Mohieldin is among the most distinguished Arab and international economists. He has held numerous leadership roles, including former Egyptian Minister of Investment, Executive Director at the World Bank, and Climate Champion for the Egyptian Presidency of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP27). His extensive influence spans global economic and developmental policy formulation.