Suez University
• "Hnijal" chairs the meeting of the Council for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs • SU President: Presidential Initiative "Bedaya of Egyptian Human Construction" is the focus of the work of the University, especially the community service sector in the coming period
Wed. 25 Sep, 2024

This afternoon, the Council for Community Service and Environmental Development held a meeting under the chairmanship of Prof. Dr. Ashraf Hnijal, the SU President, in the presence of the relevant faculty undersecretaries.

The "SU President" began the meeting by welcoming the distinguished members of the Council and congratulating the new members with progress and prosperity for the sector of community service and environmental development.

In addition, Hnijal highlighted the role of presidential initiatives in building society, in particular the Bedaya initiative to build a new human being. It was launched by His Excellency the President of the Republic last week. The SU President reviewed the activities carried out by the University in this context, as well as the next plan and the most important events that the University will conduct in 100 days through medical, veterinary, and agricultural convoys, awareness seminars, and cultural competitions.

Therefore, the SU President stressed that the activities of the University in this ambitious initiative will be presented to the people with disabilities and the Children's University. His Excellency also highlighted the need to activate the role of the University with the outside community and to present its activities to Egypt's industrial initiative, which helps to create a generation of industrialists by offering training courses to encourage the youth in crafts such as carpentry, plumbing, and electrical installations.

His Excellency then presented the Council's topics, and the operational plans contained therein for some faculties, as well as the approval of field visits to the Ataqa Industrial Area in coordination to identify the most important obstacles facing the Ataqa Industrial Zone and provide solutions to them while offering the services provided by the University through its units of a special unit.