Funded Project
Start Date : 01 Mar 2023-01 Mar 2023

Funded Project
Start Date : 01 Mar 2022-01 Mar 2022

Graduation Project
Start Date : 06 Oct 2021-06 Oct 2021
Ports Infrastructure plays a key role in facilitating trade, especially since recent trade liberalization in Africa has resulted in significant tariff reductions. This study quantifies the impacts of both hard and soft port infrastructures on trade volume for exporters and importers in the African continent while controlling for economic growth indicators؛GDP, population. Ports infrastructure is essential for local and regional economic development. Emerging research investigated the impact of logistics services on international trade. However, there is a lack of studies that focus on the relationship between logistics and trade openness. This paper seeks to shed light on the role of ports infrastructure on Trade Openness in African countries. For this purpose, Panel Data is used to determine the effect of port infrastructure in these countries’ Trade Openness. The results show that port infrastructure is significantly affecting Trade Openness in the African continent. This means that better logistics performance can be considered one of the important reasons for increasing trade openness in all African countries and reducing trade costs. This study conducted an empirical inquiry into the broader economic contribution of seaborne trade, from a port infrastructure quality and logistics performance perspective. Investment in quality improvement of port infrastructure and its contribution to the economy is often questioned by politicians, investors, and the general public. The results reveal that it is vital for developing countries to continuously improve the quality of port infrastructure as it contributes to better logistics performance, leading to higher seaborne trade, yielding higher economic growth.

Graduation Project
Start Date : 06 Oct 2021-06 Oct 2021
the research aims to enhance the performance of the Egyptian seaports by implementing a technological service which is the “blockchain system”, in order to increase the efficiency of the port and to decrease the paper work to reduce the errors. The aim has set by highlighting the problems that happens in the Egyptian seaports and how the ports is an important, and how it add value to the country.

Funded Project
Start Date : 01 Mar 2021-01 Mar 2021

Graduation Project
Start Date : 10 May 2020-10 May 2020
The application of smart airport technology will affect the speed of procedures at Hurghada airport, with regard to the internal workflow of the airport and also the speed of the procedures for travelers

Graduation Project
Start Date : 20 Feb 2020-20 Feb 2020
This research deals with submitting a proposal for an electronic application for freight forwarding , and that application combines all the elements of the goods transport chain, both on the part of customers on the one hand, and on the other hand also by all intermediaries such as internal transport companies and shipping companies, and that is each proposed for an electronic freight forwarder

Consulting Project
Start Date : 30 Nov 2019-30 Nov 2019
Determining the current situation of river transport in Egypt and knowing the reasons for the low rate of dependence on it, and submitting many proposals with the aim of improving its use, as well as using the facilities affiliated with the Ministry of River Transport for optimal use

Graduation Project
Start Date : 20 Jul 2018-20 Jul 2018
There is no doubt that the use of pre-folding containers will affect the productivity of the Alexandria Container Terminal as well as the optimum utilization of the internal yard space, since it will actually affect the yards that are designated for empty containers and thus optimize them and provide the opportunity to employ part of them for full containers

Graduation Project
Start Date : 16 Jul 2018-16 Jul 2018
The effect of using the (navis) system on the performance of the Damietta Container Terminal, as its impact was reflected in reducing costs in general and speeding up procedures as a primary goal of the foundations of applying smart port technology and thus increasing the productivity of yards, winches and the station as each