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Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Ashraf Heniegal, President of Suez University, With the attendance of Prof. Dr. Sayed Abdelazim El-Sharkawy, former President of Suez University, along with the former and current Vice Presidents of the University, MP Sayed Abdel-Hamid El-Karmawy, Member of the House of Representatives, Hajj Abdel-Aziz El-Aglan, and Dr. Ahmed El-Dessouki, advisor of the Students for Egypt family, along with deans of faculties, faculty members, staff, and students, the Students for Egypt family at Suez University organized a collective Iftar celebration in a Ramadan atmosphere filled with warmth, solidarity, and fellowship.
In his speech, the University President emphasized that this gathering goes beyond being merely a social occasion; it embodies the spiritual and human values of the holy month of Ramadan, including compassion, solidarity, and communication. He noted that the university is not only a place for learning but also a large home that brings all its members together as one family.
As we gather today in the blessed atmosphere of the holy month of Ramadan, we cannot but commend the wise policies of the prudent leadership of His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, which have played the greatest role in consolidating the foundations of stability and development in Egypt, at a time when the region is witnessing increasing challenges and turmoil. Egypt has become a model to be emulated in maintaining security and stability, which positively reflects on our educational and research journey and gives us confidence in a brighter future.
He further stressed that the participation of both Muslim and Christian students in this celebration reflects the bright image of national unity that characterizes the Egyptian people, affirming that Egypt’s strength lies in its diversity. He also praised the role of the Students for Egypt family in raising students’ awareness and nurturing their sense of responsibility and belonging. He extended his gratitude to the organizers of the event and affirmed that students represent the nation’s future and its hope for building a strong and prosperous Egypt.
For his part, Dr. Ahmed El-Dessouki, advisor of the family, expressed his appreciation to the University President for his continuous support of the group’s activities and for his keenness to ensure that the event brought together all segments of the university community. He also extended his thanks to Al-Nasr Petroleum Company for its generous sponsorship and praised the patriotic spirit reflected in the event’s presentation by the student Nardine, an Egyptian Coptic student from Suez, who insisted on participating despite suffering from a health condition.
He concluded his remarks by affirming that Egypt will always remain strong through the vision of its leaders, protected by its army, great through the efforts of its sons and daughters, and forever united by the heart of its great people.
The event also featured a religious chanting performance led by Sheikh Hussein El-Bayoumi, who has represented Egypt in numerous international forums and festivals, adding a distinctive spiritual atmosphere to the evening.