Under the patronage of Her Excellency Dr. Maya Morsy, Minister of Social Solidarity, and Professor Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater, President of Mansoura University,

And under the supervision and guidance of:

• Professor Dr. Mohamed Al-Okby, Assistant Minister of Social Solidarity for Strategic Communication and Media, and General Coordinator of Social Solidarity Units at Egyptian Universities,

• Professor Dr. Mohamed Atiya, Vice President of the University for Education and Student Affairs,

• Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs,

The Social Solidarity Unit at Mansoura University, in cooperation with the Fund for Combating and Treating Addiction and Substance Abuse in Dakahlia Governorate, organized an awareness dialogue session titled "The Dangers of Addiction and Its Impact on the Individual and Society."

The session was delivered by Mr. Bilal Shaaban, General Supervisor of Preventive Programs at the Fund for Combating and Treating Addiction and Substance Abuse in Dakahlia Governorate.

The session addressed key topics concerning the harmful effects of narcotic substances and their psychological and social impacts on youth, the role of the family and society in prevention, as well as highlighting the state's efforts to combat this phenomenon through therapeutic and awareness programs.

A discussion was opened with the students to answer their questions and clarify the available support avenues through the hotline 16023.

This session comes within the framework of the Social Solidarity Unit's commitment to raising community awareness and supporting prevention efforts against social risks within the university community.

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Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater, President of Mansoura University, and Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development,

Faculty of Education Discusses the Educational and Cultural Empowerment of People of Determination

The Faculty of Education at Mansoura University organized today, Wednesday, April 23, 2025, a seminar for students of the Special Education Program titled "Educational and Cultural Empowerment for People of Determination – A Second Chance for Learning", in collaboration with the Mansoura University Center for Adult Education Services and the General Authority for Adult Education.

The seminar was attended by Prof. Dr. Ali Abdel Rabbo Hussein, Dean of the Faculty of Education; Prof. Dr. Abdullah Ali Abu Shabana, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs; Dr. Asmaa Elhady Abdel Hay, Director of the Mansoura University Center for Adult Education Services; Mr. Hamad El-Husseiny, Director of the General Authority for Adult Education Branch; and Dr. Mohamed El-Sayed Amoud, Director of the People of Determination Unit at the General Authority for Adult Education, along with several experts, officials, and students.

The seminar aimed to raise community awareness and contribute to providing real opportunities for learning to empower illiterate people of determination both educationally and culturally. This initiative falls within the university's Community Service and Environmental Development Sector’s plan to achieve sustainable development goals through active community partnerships.

Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater emphasized that empowering people of determination educationally and culturally is a key pillar for achieving social justice and sustainable development. He highlighted the university’s commitment to serving the community and supporting all segments, especially those most in need, praising the efforts made by the Faculty of Education and the Adult Education Center in cooperation with the General Authority for Adult Education, reflecting the spirit of integration among state institutions to create a better future.

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim affirmed that this seminar is part of the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector’s plan, aiming to activate the university’s role in supporting literacy and adult education issues, especially for people of determination, as they are an integral part of the nation's fabric. He stressed that educational and cultural empowerment is a fundamental right that requires effective partnerships and integrated efforts, clearly demonstrated through this fruitful cooperation between the university and the General Authority for Adult Education.

The seminar opened with a speech by Dr. Asmaa Elhady, who emphasized the university’s commitment to supporting the empowerment of people of determination. She noted that disability is not a deficiency but a latent energy that needs opportunities to be unleashed, and that empowerment starts with genuine belief in their right to learn, create, and express themselves.

Mr. Hamad El-Husseiny also praised the university’s cooperation with the Authority, stressing that this meeting reflects a serious interest in the issue of adult education for people of determination, and commended the active role played by the Faculty of Education and the Adult Education Center.

In his address, Prof. Dr. Ali Abdel Rabbo welcomed the attendees, affirming the Faculty's support for literacy initiatives, especially for people of determination, given their capabilities and skills that qualify them for active participation in society.

Dr. Abdullah Ali Abu Shabana spoke about the important role students can play in educating adults with disabilities, noting that participation in this project is a national and religious duty that helps achieve equal opportunities and social justice.

Dr. Mohamed El-Sayed Amoud discussed the General Authority for Adult Education’s vision, highlighting the establishment of a special unit dedicated to educating adults with disabilities. This unit focuses on developing curricula and exams tailored to their needs and training teachers in this field.

Mr. El-Sayed Massad El-Alfy concluded the scientific session by emphasizing the importance of lifelong learning for the empowerment of people of determination, pointing out that the state places great importance on this issue through specialized initiatives and ongoing programs.

At the end of the seminar, appreciation was expressed to the participants, and certificates of appreciation were awarded to those who contributed to the success of the event.

The seminar also saw the participation of Dr. Mostafa Amin, General Director of Project Management at the University; Ms. Aya El-Sayed El-Araby, Secretary of the Adult Education Center at the University; Ms. Gehan El-Nabawy, Director of Public Relations at the General Authority’s Dakahlia Branch; several faculty members from the Faculty of Education; and students of the Special Education Program.

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Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater, President of Mansoura University, and Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, with the leadership of Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Abdel Latif, Dean of the Faculty, the supervision of Prof. Dr. Doaa Samir Hazza, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs, the organization of Assistant Lecturer Aya Mohamed Hamed, Deputy Director of the Human Resources Development Unit, and the coordination of the unit’s team: Engineer Yassin Hani Mohamed, Teaching Assistant at the Department of Hotel Studies, and Engineer Hala Ahmed Basal, Teaching Assistant at the Department of Tourist Guidance.

On Wednesday, 23/04/2025, the Human Resources Development Unit held a training course titled "Time Management and Coping with Work Pressure" as part of the administrative staff's training plan for the academic year 2024/2025.
The training was conducted by Dr. Hossam El-Din Ramadan El-Helaly, Ph.D. in Sociology and Human Development Trainer, Training Officer at the Office of the Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development.
Representatives from various administrative departments of the faculty attended the course based on their training needs.

Participants were trained on effective tools for organizing tasks and increasing productivity through setting priorities and planning daily schedules.
They also developed skills for coping with pressure through stress reduction strategies, improving work-life balance, and enhancing psychological resilience in challenging situations.
At the end of the training course, a discussion session was held, during which questions and inquiries were addressed.

A general evaluation questionnaire and another for assessing trainees’ learning were prepared, as part of the mechanism for measuring the impact of the training.

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Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater, President of the University, the leadership of Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, the supervision of Prof. Dr. Walid El-Shennawy, Dean of the Faculty of Law, and the organization of Prof. Dr. Alaa Al-Tamimi, Vice Dean for Community Service Affairs, with coordination by Dr. Nashwa Badran, Assistant Lecturer in the Commercial Law Department – a workshop titled “Self-Branding” was held today, April 22, 2025, at the Faculty of Law, Mansoura University.

This workshop was one of the events held on the sidelines of the Second Employment Forum for the Academic Year 2024/2025.

The session was opened by Prof. Dr. Alaa Al-Tamimi, who delivered an insightful presentation on unconventional career paths for law graduates. He highlighted the key skills that law graduates need to integrate into the job market.

Dr. Abdelrahman Megahed from the University Performance Center at Mansoura University then followed with a thought-provoking talk on several important issues—particularly the psychology of clients when seeking legal services and how to stand out in a highly competitive legal job market. He emphasized the significance of acquiring competitive advantages in a market that is growing beyond its current capacity.

The workshop witnessed strong engagement from attendees, who raised many questions and actively contributed to the discussion.

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The First Workshop Held as Part of the Second Employment Forum at the Faculty of Law – Mansoura University

On Sunday, April 20, 2025, the Faculty of Law at Mansoura University hosted the first workshop of the Second Employment Forum for the academic year 2024/2025. The workshop featured a distinguished and content-rich theme.

Dr. Sayed El-Eisawy, Director of the Administrative Performance Development Unit at the University Performance Development Center, delivered an interactive workshop titled:
"Navigating the Job Market in a Professionally Diverse Environment."

The workshop comprehensively addressed the different personality types in the workplace and effective ways to interact with them. Dr. El-Eisawy also discussed strategies for time management and skills for handling work-related stress, focusing on offering practical tools that can be applied in professional life.

The session witnessed significant engagement from attendees, who contributed with questions and constructive discussions that enriched the dialogue and gave it a hands-on dimension.

The workshop concluded with Dr. El-Eisawy presenting a clear action plan aimed at paving the way for the faculty’s graduates toward a successful and stable career future.

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Organized by the Crisis Management Unit at the Faculty of Tourism and Hotels, in cooperation with the General Information Authority – Nile Media Center in Mansoura
Tuesday, April 15, 2025

Under the patronage of:

• Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater – President of Mansoura University

• Prof. Dr. Diaa Rashwan – President of the General Information Authority

• Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim – Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs

Led by:

• Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Abdel Latif – Dean of the Faculty of Tourism and Hotels

• Dr. Ahmed Yehia Mojalli – Head of the Internal Media Sector

Supervised by:

• Prof. Dr. Doaa Samir Hazza – Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development

• Ms. Nahla Mohamed Diab – Director of the Nile Media Center in Mansoura, General Information Authority

• Organized by: Assistant Lecturer Basma Mohamed Shaheen – Director of the Crisis, Disaster Management, and Occupational Health and Safety Unit at the Faculty, along with the unit’s working team.

The seminar, titled “Promoting National Values and Sense of Belonging Among Youth… In Light of Political, Economic, and Social Developments,” was held and began with the national anthem followed by a recitation from the Holy Quran by student Mohamed Emad Mohamed Mohamed, a third-year student in the Department of Tourism Studies.

Speakers at the seminar included:

• Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Abdel Latif – Dean of the Faculty

• Major General Akram Abdel Aziz – Former Assistant Minister of Interior and Former Head of the National Security Sector in Dakahlia

• Prof. Dr. Mohamed Yehia Ghaida – Professor and Head of the Department of Sports Movement Sciences, Faculty of Physical Education, Mansoura University, and Secretary-General of the Leaders Foundation

The event was attended by:

• Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Fattah Zahri – Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs

• A group of faculty members, teaching assistants from various academic departments, heads of administrative departments, and representatives from the administrative body of the faculty

• A large turnout of undergraduate and postgraduate students

The seminar addressed the difference between citizenship and belonging, emphasizing that upholding the rule of law is a fundamental pillar of proper citizenship, and that national interest and development must take precedence over all else. The law was highlighted as the true guarantee for community development, stability, security, and justice, as well as a driver for enhancing work performance and efficiency.

Students were urged to love and defend their country and its resources, stand against anyone who seeks to disrupt its security and stability, resist rumors—especially digital misinformation—and focus on building the nation across various fields. The seminar also aimed to instill confidence and optimism among students and faculty, encouraging them to arm themselves with knowledge and education to confront present challenges and strive for a brighter future. Their belonging and contribution to national development were presented as a reflection of genuine citizenship.

Additionally, the seminar encouraged positive participation and community engagement among students and staff to achieve national cohesion, and emphasized the importance of utilizing time productively to fulfill goals and aspirations.

At the end of the seminar, the guests and organizing team were honored.

This seminar is part of the 2024/2025 plan of the Crisis Management Unit at the Faculty, in collaboration with the Internal Media Sector campaign of the General Information Authority under the theme: “Citizenship, Belonging, and the Rule of Law.”

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Under the supervision of the Community Awareness Committee, and under the patronage of:

• Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater – President of Mansoura University

• Led by Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim Mohamed – Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development

• With the support of:

  • Prof. Dr. Sahar Tawfiq Naseem – Dean of the Faculty of Early Childhood Education

  • Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ali Shata – Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture

  • Prof. Dr. Samah Ramadan Khamees – Vice Dean of the Faculty of Early Childhood Education for Community Service and Environmental Development

• And with excellent coordination by Dr. Samah Talaat – Lecturer at the Faculty of Early Childhood Education

An awareness seminar titled:
"Bullying... A Silent Threat to Society"
was held on Monday, April 14, 2025.

The seminar was delivered by:
Asst. Lecturer Amira Tarek – Faculty of Early Childhood Education.

The session addressed several important topics relevant to all sectors of society, including:

• Defining the concept of bullying and its various forms

• Presentation on types of bullying (verbal, physical, social...)

• Awareness on cyberbullying, especially blackmail-related issues and its dangers

• Clarifying religious perspectives on bullying, and the firm rejection of this unacceptable behavior

• Explaining the psychological, social, and behavioral consequences of bullying

• Providing practical advice and effective ways to deal with bullies

• Offering guidance on self-protection and encouraging active participation in combating the phenomenon

The seminar emphasized that confronting bullying is no longer just an individual responsibility, but a national project embraced by the Egyptian state as part of its ambitious Egypt Vision 2030, which focuses on developing the Egyptian citizen from all psychological, social, and educational aspects.

This seminar is part of Mansoura University’s pioneering role in community service and raising societal awareness, contributing to the promotion of a culture of respect and tolerance, and fostering a healthy educational and human environment in society.

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Under the patronage of:

• Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater – President of the University

• Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim – Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development

• Led by Prof. Dr. Ali Abdel Rabbo – Dean of the Faculty of Education

• Prof. Dr. Abdullah Shabana – Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development

As part of efforts to enhance social awareness and instill the values of citizenship among youth,
The Faculty of Education – Mansoura University, in collaboration with the Nile Media Center in Dakahlia, organized a distinguished awareness seminar titled:

"National Belonging and Protecting Youth from Deviation"

🔹 This seminar reflects the state's growing interest in building the Egyptian youth's character and developing them intellectually and culturally, considering them the cornerstone of the future and a pillar of comprehensive development in the New Republic.

🎯 Seminar Objectives:

• Introduce students to the concept of national belonging and its importance in reinforcing identity and cultural affiliation.

• Explain the goals of national belonging and its role in building a strong and cohesive society.

• Promote national identity and spread the culture of tolerance, dialogue, and acceptance of others.

• Achieve intellectual security and protect youth from extremist ideologies and deviant behaviors.

• Support the program of strengthening national identity as one of the main pillars of Egypt’s 2030 Strategy.

• Raise students’ awareness of their duties toward their country and the importance of active community participation.

🗣 The seminar witnessed remarkable attendance from students and faculty members. It featured motivational speeches, constructive discussions, and open dialogues reflecting increasing awareness of the importance of belonging and national engagement.

🇪🇬 We believe that our youth are the hope of tomorrow, the safeguard of the nation, and that instilling the values of citizenship and belonging in their hearts is the true guarantee for a secure and stable future.

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Under the patronage of the Honorable President of the University,
Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater

And the Honorable Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development

Led by Prof. Dr. Osama El-Ayyan, Dean of the Faculty

And Prof. Dr. Mohamed Fathy Abu El-Nour, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development

The Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at the Faculty of Science hosted the Free Medical Convoy organized by the Prof. Dr. Gamal Shiha Foundation for Science, Culture, and Sustainable Development, under the auspices of the Egyptian Liver Hospital, on Thursday, April 10, 2025.

The convoy included:

• Ms. Enas Stateit, Director of the Gamal Shiha Foundation

• 2 Internal Medicine Specialists

• 2 Radiology Specialists

• 2 Laboratory Specialists

• 10 Nursing Staff for sample collection

• 3 Administrative Staff for data registration

• 1 Clinical Nutrition Specialist

The convoy conducted medical tests, radiological examinations, internal medicine consultations, and nutritional assessments for 150 members of the faculty community (Faculty, Teaching Assistants, Admin, Support Services, and Students).

Additionally, as part of the event, the faculty hosted Ocean Academy for Skincare and Beauty, which provided skincare and hair consultations, free services for women and female students, ongoing follow-ups, and advice on safe alternatives to harmful chemical products.

The medical team began receiving attendees from 10:30 AM until 4:00 PM.

By the grace of God, the convoy was well-received and appreciated by all participants, and the day concluded successfully.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to the Prof. Dr. Gamal Shiha Foundation, the Egyptian Liver Hospital, and the convoy team for their tireless efforts, excellent attitude, and warm reception.

Special thanks to:

• Mr. Mohamed El-Wasif, Executive Director of the Foundation

• Ms. Enas Stateit, Administrative Director of the Foundation, for her efforts and organization

• Dr. Samar and her team for the nutritional awareness session

• Ms. Dohaa and her team from Ocean Academy for Skincare and Beauty

• The University Medical Administration, especially Prof. Dr. Khaled El-Mahdy, for providing essential supplies

• The Environmental Pioneers team led by Mostafa Attia Haseeb, for outstanding organization and coordination

• Ms. Amira Abdel Moneim Hafez, Office Manager of the Vice Dean for Community Service, for her follow-up, coordination, and supervision

• The sector team, including:

  • Prof. Dr. Shady El-Dafrawy, Director of the Crisis and Disaster Unit

  • Prof. Dr. Amani Mohamed Ramez, Director of the Occupational Health and Safety Unit

  • Dr. Iman Ahmed Abdel Hadi, Director of the Alumni Unit and Training Unit

Thanks also to the Halls Management team:
Mr. Mostafa Shamata, Eng. Mohamed Ramadan, Mr. Ahmed El-Sherbiny, and Mr. Mohamed El-Sherbiny, Head of Site Services, for their cooperation and preparations.
Special thanks to Ms. Om Abdo El-Desouky from our office for her assistance in preparation.

With regards,
The Office of the Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development
Faculty of Science

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Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater, President of Mansoura University, and the leadership of Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development and Acting Dean of the Faculty, and under the supervision of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Reem Khairy, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, with the organization of Ms. Walaa Meydani, Director of Student Welfare, and Mr. Ahmed Youssef, Faculty Assistant and Director of the Dean's Office—

As part of the Faculty of Fine Arts' social and humanitarian mission, and within the activities of the "Beauty Caravan", the faculty organized a heartfelt field visit under the initiative "Draw with Fine Arts" to the Children’s Ward of the Oncology Hospital at Mansoura University on Tuesday, March 25, with the participation of 15 students from the faculty.

This visit stems from the Community Service Sector’s strong belief in the role of art as a powerful tool for psychological and emotional support, aiming to bring moments of beauty and hope to the hearts of brave children undergoing treatment.

During the visit, Fine Arts students engaged the children in several interactive artistic activities, including:

• 🎨 Collaborative Painting: Students and children co-created colorful artworks, allowing each child to express their dreams and imagination through vibrant colors in a joyful and encouraging atmosphere.

• 🖌️ Face and Hand Painting: Students created cheerful and playful designs on the children’s faces and hands using safe, skin-friendly paints, spreading smiles and delight.

• 🎲 Interactive Entertainment: The visit extended beyond drawing to include fun games and entertainment segments, creating a cheerful environment full of laughter and hope.

The visit left a profound emotional impact on the children, their families, and the participating students, who all expressed their happiness with this deeply human experience. The children felt supported and surrounded by love and positivity through art.

The visit concluded with the distribution of small gifts and special "Draw with Fine Arts" medals to the children.

This initiative reflects a spirit of compassion and solidarity, reinforcing the value of art as a tool for expression, healing, and human connection. The Faculty of Fine Arts is committed to continuing such initiatives in the future, ensuring that art remains a bridge between hearts and a means of spreading beauty and love everywhere.

The Agricultural Economics and Social Sciences Program, under the supervision of the Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs Sector at the Faculty of Agriculture, held a scientific seminar titled "Economics of Agricultural Waste Recycling" on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, at the Faculty of Agriculture, Mansoura University.

The seminar was held under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater, President of Mansoura University, and Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, with the leadership of Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ali Sheta, Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, and Prof. Dr. Metwally Mohamed Abu Sarea, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development. The seminar was coordinated by Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Abdel Dayem, Head of the Agricultural Economics Department, and Prof. Dr. Rabab Wadee Ghazy, Head of the Agricultural Extension and Rural Community Department.

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Sheta, Dean of the Faculty, opened the seminar in the presence of Prof. Dr. Saleh Saada, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs, Prof. Dr. Metwally Abu Sarea, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, Prof. Dr. Walid Nassar, Vice Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Research, in addition to faculty members, teaching assistants, postgraduate students, and third- and fourth-year students from the Agricultural Economics and Social Sciences programs.

The seminar began with the national anthem, followed by a recitation from the Holy Qur’an by student Mohamed Aqeel. The event officially kicked off with a speech by Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Abdel Dayem, the seminar coordinator. This was followed by a speech from Prof. Dr. Metwally Mohamed Abu Sarea, who spoke about the collaborative relationship between the Faculty of Agriculture and the local community.

Then, Eng. Abdel Hamid El-Shabouri, Head of the East Delta Region of the Egyptian Agricultural Bank, delivered a speech, followed by Eng. Mohamed El-Sayed Ali, Undersecretary and Director of the Directorate of Agriculture in Dakahlia, who spoke about agricultural waste from a practical and aspirational perspective. Finally, Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ali Mohamed Sheta, Professor of Agricultural Economics and Dean of the Faculty, addressed the role of agricultural faculties in managing agricultural waste.

Seminar themes included the following topics:

• Sustainable management of agricultural waste in light of the National Climate Change Strategy 2050, presented by Prof. Dr. Essam El-Baaly (Professor of Agricultural Extension – Faculty of Agriculture, Tanta University – Director of the Environmental Risk Awareness and Management Center / Central Delta Development Center)

• Toward Zero Waste: A Strategy for Achieving Sustainable Development, presented by Prof. Dr. Fawzi El-Eisawy (Professor at the Desert Research Center – Director of the Open Dialogue on Climate Change Post-COP27 – Carbon Footprint and Sustainable Development Consultant)

• Environmental Policies for Agricultural Waste and a Comprehensive Overview of the Waste Law, presented by Dr. Dalia Nabil Suleiman (Director of Waste Management at the Egyptian Environmental Affairs Agency)

• Capacity-Building Initiative for Stakeholders in Facing Environmental Risks in the Delta Governorates, presented by Prof. Dr. Yehia Zahran (Professor of Agricultural Extension, Faculty of Agriculture – Mansoura University)

At the end of the seminar, an open discussion was held, followed by the presentation of recommendations. The faculty administration also distributed certificates of appreciation and honorary shields.

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