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This morning, Prof. Dr. Ashraf Heniegal, President of Suez University, inaugurated the activities of the First Student Forum of the Faculty of Dentistry at both Suez University and Suez National University. The event was attended by Prof. Dr. Ezz El-Din Hosseini Gad, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs; Prof. Dr. Osama Massoud, Vice President of Suez National University for Academic Affairs; a number of deans; Prof. Dr. Shaza Hammad, Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry; as well as faculty members and students.
In his opening speech, the University President emphasized that holding this forum represents a pioneering step toward strengthening constructive communication between students and faculty members. He described it as a vital platform for exchanging ideas and perspectives, showcasing talents and capabilities, and discussing issues that concern students. He explained that the forum is not merely a celebratory event, but rather the beginning of a path of joint work that reinforces values of belonging and promotes a spirit of cooperation, stressing that the student is the core of the educational process and its ultimate goal.
The University President also noted that this forum is one of the outcomes of the Higher Education and Scientific Research Ministry’s plan, led by His Excellency Prof. Dr. Abdel Aziz Konsowa, which places great emphasis on developing the educational process, supporting student activities, and refining students’ skills in line with the requirements of the local, regional, and international labor markets. He further stressed that this strategic vision places the student at the center of attention and seeks to provide an integrated educational environment that combines academic excellence with cultural and research activities.
In his speech, Heniegal addressed the importance of linking such academic gatherings to societal realities and contemporary challenges. He affirmed that Egypt is experiencing a state of security and stability despite surrounding regional crises, attributing this to the prudent policies of His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of the Republic, which prioritize the nation’s interests above all.
At the conclusion of his speech, the University President delivered a message to students, stating: “The future is not given; it is made through effort and perseverance. You must always strive for excellence and distinction so that you can compete strongly in the labor market and contribute to serving your homeland and society.” He also expressed his appreciation to all those involved in organizing the forum, commending the efforts made to present the event in such an honorable manner.
For her part, Prof. Dr. Shaza Hammad, Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry, expressed her deep appreciation for the support provided by the University President to the faculty and all its activities, noting that this support was reflected in his keenness to attend the forum’s opening, which demonstrates the university’s strong commitment to its students and their activities.
She further pointed out that the student’s role should not be limited to lectures and laboratories alone, but must extend to active participation in scientific, cultural, and research activities, as these events offer valuable opportunities for exchanging experiences, developing skills, and strengthening a sense of belonging and teamwork.
The Dean concluded her speech by extending thanks and appreciation to the work team that exerted tremendous effort, working tirelessly day and night to reach this milestone moment, ensuring the event appeared in the best possible form befitting Suez University and its students.
The forum also featured a diverse presentation of student activities, reflecting a distinguished level of creativity and skill, which impressed the attendees. They praised the students’ work as indicative of a promising generation of dentists capable of serving society with competence and excellence.