Prof. Dr. Gaber Nassar, Cairo University President, inspected the renovations and expansions of Guest House at the university campus. He was accompanied by Prof. Dr. Said Daw, Cairo University Vice-President for Community Service and Environment Development Affairs, Prof. Dr. Mohamed Osman El-Khosht, Cairo University Vice-President for Education and Student Affairs, Yousry Ibrahim Amin, Cairo University General Trustee, and Prof. Dr. Adel Badr, Guest House Director. The renovations and expansions included developing reception halls and restaurants with the most modern service levels. Besides, preparing new conference hall to accommodate 150 individuals, and providing it with sound and graphic system, and data show to hold conferences. The university started Guest House renovation and expansion works a year ago to fulfill a distinctive service for staff members and the guests of the university from abroad. Guest House building, which is composed of three floors in addition to a basement, encompasses 22 hotel bedrooms for the guests of the university from abroad and visitor professors.
Nassar commended the level that Guest House reached, as well as the equipment attached to it, and the service presented there.
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