College of Engineering

MUST Engineering Students Win Second Place in the “Space Alliance” Competition

Students from the Electronics and Communications Engineering Department at (MUST), won second place in the “Space Alliance” competition. The competition was held in partnership with the Egyptian Space Agency during the first edition of the University Innovation Summit 2026 at Zewail City of Science and Technology.

The team earned the award for their project, “Design and Development of a Communications Satellite.” More than 25 teams entered the preliminary stage, where the MUST team succeeded in all qualifying rounds. It then advanced to the final five teams and secured second place.

Team Members
Adham Gamal Ibrahim, Ibrahim Mohamed Ibrahim, Ahmed Walid, Ibrahim Basem, Yazeed Wagdy, and Yamen Sherif.

Supervised by
Dr. Hesham Abdel Hakim Fahim and Dr. Hesham Abdel Hady.

The project was supported by the “My Project, My Beginning” program of the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology. The program reflects the state’s support for scientific research and its effort to turn academic work into practical engineering applications that serve the knowledge economy and help localize space technology in Egypt.

MUST congratulates the team and their supervisors on this achievement and reaffirms its commitment to supporting student projects that represent the university in scientific forums.