Under the patronage of Prof. Mohamed Ibrahim, Dean of the Faculty of Applied Arts at Tanta University, and Prof. Ahmed El-Sheikh, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs and Acting Head of the Department of Ready-to-Wear Garments and Fashion Design, students of the Department participated in a scientific field visit to the International “Egypt Stitch” Exhibition. The visit was supervised by Prof. Sherine Badry, Faculty Member at the Department, and Mr. Haitham El-Ghoneimy from the Youth Welfare Department.

This participation reflects the Faculty's and Department's commitment to bridging the gap between academic curricula and practical applications, while familiarizing students with the latest developments and technologies in the garment and textile industries in line with labor market requirements.

The visit included an extensive tour of the exhibition's various pavilions, where students explored the latest machinery, production line technologies, and manufacturing supplies, as well as the newest products offered by companies and institutions operating in the ready-to-wear garment sector.

Students also participated in several specialized scientific seminars addressing global fashion trends for 2026 and 2027, highlighting key future directions in colors, fabrics, and design styles. These activities contribute to enriching students' knowledge and developing their creative skills.

The Faculty administration reaffirmed its commitment to supporting student participation in specialized scientific visits and events, recognizing their importance in enhancing practical experience, broadening professional horizons, and preparing students to meet labor market requirements in the fields of design, garment manufacturing, and fashion.

11/15/2026