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Suez University organized a comprehensive medical convoy in King Abdullah City in the Ataqa District under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Ashraf Heniegal, President of the University, and under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Doaa Mohamed Sayed, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine; Prof. Dr. Nermeen Mohamed, Dean of the Faculty of Physical Therapy; and Dr. Abeer Abdel Sattar, Director of the Technical Nursing Institute.
The convoy provided free medical services to a large number of residents in the area. The total number of beneficiaries included:
50 cases in Internal Medicine
66 cases in Orthopedics
56 cases in Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT)
86 cases in Pediatrics
65 cases in Dermatology
10 cases in Physical Therapy
The University President emphasized that organizing this medical convoy comes within the framework of Suez University’s societal role and its commitment to strengthening ties with the local community by providing distinguished healthcare services to citizens. He stressed that the university’s mission is not limited to education and scientific research alone, but also extends to community service and alleviating burdens on citizens through medical convoys and developmental activities.
He added: “We believe that the university is a house of expertise that supports society in all fields, and that citizens’ health is the fundamental pillar of development.”
The University President concluded his statement by affirming the continuation of organizing such convoys on a regular basis, in a way that strengthens the university’s role in community service and achieves integration between its educational, research, and humanitarian missions.