Prof. Sherif Mohamed Sabry
El-Attar, Acting President of Fayoum University and Vice President for
Education and Student Affairs, attended the closing ceremony for the student
activities of the "Students for Egypt" (Tollab min ajl Misr) group for
the 2025/2026 academic year. The event was held on Tuesday, October 20, 2025,
at the university’s Central Library. Attendees included Prof. Assem El-Essawy,
Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development; Prof. Ahmed
Hosny Ibrahim, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities at Fayoum National University;
Prof. Wael Toubar, General Coordinator of Student Activities at Fayoum
University; Prof. Mohamed Kamal, General Coordinator of the "Students for
Egypt" group; as well as various faculty deans, vice-deans, administrative
directors, staff, and students.
Prof. Sherif El-Attar commended
the "Students for Egypt" group for their active participation in a
wide range of activities and events aimed at fostering national awareness,
strengthening a sense of belonging, and honing students' skills across various
fields.
He further emphasized that
student activities serve as a cornerstone in the development of a university
student's character. He noted Fayoum University’s commitment to supporting
student-led initiatives that contribute to preparing a conscious generation—one
capable of taking on responsibility, participating positively in society, and
confronting various challenges.
For his part, Prof. Assem
El-Essawy explained that the closing ceremony serves as a culmination of the
students' efforts throughout the year. He highlighted that the "Students
for Egypt" group organized a diverse array of events that played a significant
role in developing students' capabilities, promoting teamwork, and instilling
values of loyalty and belonging. Prof. Ahmed Hosny added that the activities
carried out provided students with excellent opportunities to gain practical
experience and develop leadership and communication skills. Furthermore,
students were able to engage in community initiatives that benefit both the
university and the surrounding society.
Prof. Mohamed Kamal expressed his
satisfaction with the success of the "Students for Egypt" group and
its significant impact on the university community. He emphasized that this
experience fostered a spirit of cooperation and teamwork, allowing students to
express their ideas and participate in various events. He also commended the
university for the support it provides to all student activities.
He encouraged the students to
continue enhancing their performance and refining their ideas, which helps in
discovering young talent, promoting positive engagement, and reinforcing the
university’s role in preparing a new generation of youth capable of contributing
to national development and serving the country.
At the conclusion of the
ceremony, the "Students for Egypt" group presented honorary plaques
to Prof. Sherif El-Attar, Prof. Assem El-Essawy, Prof. Ahmed Hosny Ibrahim,
Prof. Wael Toubar, and Prof. Mohamed Kamal, as well as to several faculty deans
and directors-general. Additionally, Mohamed Mustafa—the head of the
"Students for Egypt" group—was honored, alongside a number of group
members and students who demonstrated excellence in student activities.
