This morning, the conclusion of the " TAMKEEN " initiative - a hope that changes everything, with the sports day held at the playgrounds of the Suez University. It was conducted under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Ashraf Hnijal, the SU President, SU Vice-Presidents, and Faculty Deans. It was attended by Prof. Dr. Ihab Al-Sayed Shehata, the director of the center, members of the center, and M. Gehan Waheed, the Director of the University's Youth Care Department, with the broad participation of university students to celebrate and the participation of their fellow with students with disabilities.

The day began with a speech by the President, in which he emphasized that the university provides all activities and events that integrate disabled students with their colleagues, and immediately eliminate the various problems that they are encountering.

Moreover, his Excellency stated that his office is open to all students and their relatives, especially those with disabilities, to provide material, moral, and psychological support without borders. He also stressed that the "TAMKEEN" initiative is part of the community presidential initiatives as part of the ongoing efforts of the Egyptian State to promote the rights of disabled people and support their integration into society.

Following this, Hnijal saw students to participate in the Sports Day of an initiative in many sports, such as arm wrestling and recreational games provided by the University's Youth Care Department. Disabled students and their relatives will wrap their hands around his sovereignty.

Therefore, students expressed their pleasure at the presence and participation of the SU President, the SU Vice-Presidents, and the deans of the faculties with them on this special day.

At the end of the day, His Excellency handed over the discretionary certificates to disabled students, taking memorial photographs in a wonderful festive environment that brought together the leaders of the university, and disabled students. Hence, the SU President affirmed keenness to the permanent presence of disabled people in various competitions, artistic, music, sports activities, and concerts held within the university or other universities, so that they can be present in various local and international forums.