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As part of Suez University’s community service role and its commitment to providing various forms of support and care to the people of the governorate, the university hosted a committee from the Zagazig Recruitment and Mobilization Area at the Suez University Hospital to complete the medical examination procedures for persons with disabilities in Suez Governorate.
Prof. Dr. Ashraf Heneigal, President of Suez University, followed up on the committee’s work and the medical and administrative procedures provided to the beneficiaries. He emphasized the university’s commitment to providing an appropriate environment and integrated services that ensure the procedures are completed promptly while reducing the burden on persons with disabilities and their families.
The follow-up was attended by Prof. Dr. Doaa Mohamed Sayed, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, and Prof. Dr. Aser Abdel-Hay, Executive Director of the University Hospital, who ensured that the work was proceeding smoothly and that the necessary care was being provided to citizens benefiting from the committee’s services.
In this context, the University President affirmed that Suez University places the support and care of persons with disabilities among its top priorities, in keeping with its humanitarian and community mission. He noted that hosting the Zagazig Recruitment and Mobilization Area Committee reflects fruitful cooperation among state institutions to facilitate services provided to citizens.
Heneigal also expressed the university’s pride in hosting the Zagazig Recruitment and Mobilization Area Committee at Suez University Hospital to complete the medical examination procedures for persons with disabilities from Suez Governorate, in preparation for obtaining exemption certificates. He stressed the university’s belief in their right to receive all services in a dignified and accessible manner.
The University President also extended his thanks and appreciation to the leadership, officers, and personnel of the Zagazig Recruitment and Mobilization Area for their outstanding efforts and constructive cooperation, as well as for their commitment to facilitating procedures and providing the necessary support to persons with disabilities. He noted that these efforts reflect the spirit of integration and cooperation among state institutions in serving citizens.