Under the patronage and guidance of Prof. Dr. Ashraf Heniegal, President of Suez University, the University participated in the annual celebration organized by Al-Safaa Association for People with Special Needs in Suez Governorate. This participation reflects the University's commitment to strengthening its role in serving the local community and supporting people with disabilities.
Representing the University President at the celebration were:
Prof. Dr. Ezzeldin Husseini Gad, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs.
Prof. Dr. Osama Kaddour, Acting Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development.
Prof. Dr. Massaad Abou El-Diar, Dean of the Faculty of Arts.
Dr. Ahmed El-Desouky, Advisor to the Students for Egypt Student Family, accompanied by a delegation of student members who actively participated in the event.
During the ceremony, Eng. Sayeda El-Sherbiny, Chairperson of the Association's Board of Directors, welcomed the attendees and expressed her appreciation for Suez University's participation in the celebration. She also conveyed her gratitude to the University President and the University's delegation for their continued support.
As part of the celebration, Suez University presented a number of gifts to the Association's children in a humanitarian gesture that reflects the University's commitment to supporting people of determination and bringing joy to their hearts.
In a special statement, Prof. Dr. Ashraf Heniegal, President of Suez University, emphasized that the University's participation stems from its deep belief in the vital societal role of higher education institutions. He noted that supporting people of determination and recognizing the efforts of civil society organizations are integral to the University's mission of community service and environmental development. He added that the University will continue to support initiatives that promote social solidarity and provide students with meaningful opportunities to engage positively with the needs and challenges of their community.