Cairo University and Civil Status Department, affiliated to Ministry of Interior, have agreed on the presence of a service car, from Civil Status Department, at Cairo University on Sunday and Monday starting from the coming week during the period before the beginning of the new academic year 2015/2016 to offer civil status services to students, employees and staff members.
hese services include extracting birth certificates, household registration, recruitment cards, national ID cards and other services performed by Civil Status Department to facilitate the process of getting those services to the academic society inside the university.
Prof. Dr. Gaber Nassar, President of Cairo University, has declared that the university will examine, in cooperation with Ministry of Interior, the possibility of the existence of this service continuously inside the university.
Noteworthy, there is a Real Estate Bureau, at Cairo University, that offers services to the university team. Cairo University confirms its appreciation to Ministry of Interior and Civil Status Department as well as Ministry of Justice and Real Estate Administration for the services they offer to Cairo University.
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