Faculty of Law at Mansoura University celebrates the 51st anniversary of the glorious October victories
Professor Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater, President of Mansoura University, received Major General Hamdi Bakhit, one of the heroes of the glorious October War, and advisor to the Military Academy for Graduate and Strategic Studies, Major General Nasr Salem, one of the heroes of the October War and former head of the Reconnaissance Service, and Major General Pilot Dr. Hassan Mohamed Hassan, one of the heroes of the October War and former director of the Air College, on the sidelines of the Faculty of Law's celebration of the 51st anniversary of the October 1973 victory to revive the spirit of victory and spread the spirit of dignity and pride among the students of the college.
In the presence of Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs, Professor Dr. Walid El-Shennawy, Dean of the Faculty of Law, Professor Dr. Alaa El-Tamimi, Vice Dean of the Faculty for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs, Colonel Mohamed Nader, Deputy Commander of the Military Intelligence Office in Dakahlia, Colonel Sayed Jalal, Deputy Military Advisor to Dakahlia Governorate, Colonel Mohamed Abdel Bary, Director of the Military Education Department, and Professor Hazem Nasr, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Al-Akhbar Newspaper.
Professor Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater stressed that this victory will remain a witness to the greatness of the great Egyptian army, its courage, the strength, determination and steadfastness of the Egyptian people, and their rallying around their leaders, full of confidence and faith in the clear victory and liberation of the land, in a war that will remain the greatest and noblest wars in history, which changed many concepts of strategic and military sciences in the entire world, as Egypt and the Egyptians gained the respect, appreciation and admiration of the countries of the world, after the liberation of the precious land. Professor Dr. Walid Al-Shennawy pointed out that the glorious October victories represent a symbol of pride, honor and will for the Egyptian people, this immortal occasion that reminds us of the sacrifices of the sons of the homeland who wrote with their blood one of the most wonderful pages of history. On this occasion, we cannot miss to salute the efforts of the Egyptian political leadership, which is keen to support the Egyptian Armed Forces and provide them with the latest weapons and equipment to ensure that they are in the best possible position to protect Egyptian national security, especially in light of the tensions and dangers surrounding us in the region. Professor Dr. Alaa Al-Tamimi explained that the October 6, 1973 war was not just a military battle in the known sense, but rather a real test of the Egyptian people’s alignment with all their spectra behind their armed forces, who crossed with their army from the depths of despair to the horizons of hope, a battle in which events unfolded in an exciting manner, revealing strategic, mobilization and tactical surprises, unexpected engineering surprises, typical combat operations, and results that decided the course of the war. He pointed out that our armed forces have proven beyond doubt that they are the shield and sword of Egypt, not only that, but of our entire Arab nation, and that the soil of our homeland is sacred, and has an army that protects it, whose slogan is victory or martyrdom.
Major General Hamdi Bakhit said that any nation, if it has some elements, can stand up to the most severe threats, which was achieved in the October War, including national reconciliation, so that the nation is united as one man, pointing out that Egypt is exposed to a clear international conspiracy in an attempt to subjugate and control it, adding that the armed forces are the safety valve to confront these malicious conspiracies, as Egypt is the only power in the region that is still united and resistant to overthrow.
He explained that fourth-generation wars have begun to escalate against Egypt during the recent period through the spread of rumors and malicious lies that aim to create sedition in society, and that young people, especially university students, are the most targeted group in these new wars, and they have a major role in confronting this conspiracy through their awareness of these destructive dangers. He stressed that Egypt's clear rejection of liquidating the Palestinian cause, and confronting attempts to empty it and displace Palestinians from Gaza to Sinai, noting that Egyptian national security is a red line that cannot be touched or approached.

He called for the necessity of standing behind the political leadership of the state, given the importance and danger of the current stage, referring to the conspiracies made by some Western countries to form a new Middle East and dismantle Arab countries into weak states, which have already succeeded in destabilizing the security and stability of neighboring countries, dismantling them and drowning them in civil conflicts, stressing that Egypt is strong and will remain strong with its people, army and leadership.

Major General Staff Nasr Salem said that the reconnaissance forces have made Sinai an open book before the General Command, as no mountain has been devoid of Egyptian reconnaissance forces for 6 years, and the leaders changed the reconnaissance forces in Sinai during the October War.
He noted that without the October victory, Egypt would not have become what it is today, as it is moving steadily in giant projects and a sustainable development path, enjoying leadership, respect and appreciation from all countries of the world that sit with us to negotiate the partnership and are keen to advance bilateral relations, and we deal with them on an equal footing. Major General Pilot Dr. Hassan Mohamed Hassan explained that the October War showed the strength and will of the Egyptian fighter and that a generation of fighter pilots wrote the masterpieces of the October War, Egyptian eagles that led 220 aircraft, at two o'clock in the afternoon on October 6, 1973, to strike Israeli targets, to prevent the intervention of Israeli aircraft during the stage of building bridgeheads, and the arrival of the Egyptian armed forces to the East Bank, so it was the October victory, and he pointed out their success in preventing the intervention of Israeli aircraft during the crossing, so it was victory, and that the Mansoura air battle is evidence of the efficiency of the Egyptian pilot, as 60 Egyptian aircraft succeeded in repelling 160 Israeli aircraft in a battle that lasted 53 minutes.
The veterans and the families and relatives of the martyrs from the armed forces were honored.

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Awareness convoy inside the local unit in the village of Shaha, Mansoura Center

Within the initiative of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi "A New Beginning for Building the Human Being" and in light of the university's keenness to focus on building the Egyptian human being and in continuation of the series of convoys in which the Faculty of Nursing, Mansoura University, participates within the framework of activating its service and development role towards society.

Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater - President of Mansoura University and Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim - Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs and the leadership of Prof. Dr. Abeer Mohamed Zakaria, Acting Dean of the Faculty of Nursing and Prof. Dr. Wafaa Fathy - Vice Dean of the Faculty for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs

The Faculty of Nursing, Mansoura University, in cooperation with the National Population Council, participated in an awareness convoy within the local unit in the village of Shaha, Mansoura Center, on Tuesday, October 1, 2024. Dr. Hind Wagih Abu Zaid, Lecturer of Pediatric Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Mansoura University, and Dr. Sara Mustafa Hamza, Assistant Lecturer of Pediatric Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Mansoura University, lectured from the college to improve community awareness of the importance of the golden thousand in the life of the child and mother, raise awareness of the dangers of illiteracy and the dangers of early marriage, spread the culture of self-employment, and raise awareness of preserving and protecting the environment from pollution.

It is worth noting that the New Beginning for Human Development Initiative is one of the axes of the sustainable national project for human development, “New Beginning for Human Development,” which embodies an integrated strategy whose primary goal is to develop the Egyptian person and invest in human capital through a work program that targets human development and works to consolidate the Egyptian identity.

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Scientific symposium entitled

From Concept to Completion: A Guide to Research Study Design

From Idea to Completion: A Guide to Research Study Design

The symposium addressed the most important topics that help the researcher in how to determine the types of research study design, how to identify the strengths and weaknesses in the design of different research studies, and also enhance critical thinking skills and solve problems related to the design of research studies.

Under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater - President of Mansoura University

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim - Vice President of the University for Community Service and Development

Vice President of the University for Community Service, Environmental Development and Leadership Prof. Dr. Abeer Zakaria -

Acting Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, Prof. Dr. Wafaa Fathy Selim - Vice Dean of the College for Community Service and Environmental Development, Prof. Dr. Wafaa Gamil Mohamed - Head of the Department of Surgical Nursing, Asst. Prof. Dr. Rasha Hassan Abbas Shady - Coordinator of Community Service and Environmental Development in the Department.

The symposium was attended by Prof. Dr. Samar Al-Husseini, Head of the Scientific Research Ethics Committee at the College and Professor of Community Health Nursing at the College.

All attendees praised the importance of choosing the topic. They expressed their admiration for implementing various scientific courses to raise the efficiency of faculty members, their assistants and researchers from abroad and their knowledge of everything new and how to benefit from and apply it in actual community service.

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"Awareness workshop within the framework of the "New Beginning to Build the Egyptian Human" initiative

Within the framework of the efforts of His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to build the Egyptian human being, under the auspices of Professor Dr. Sherif Khater, President of Mansoura University, and under the supervision of Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs, the University's Community Awareness Committee organized a distinguished awareness workshop.

Dr. Hossam El-Helali managed this workshop, which aimed to develop qualification skills for the labor market, in the lecture halls of the Faculty of Science. The most important skills that students need to be qualified to enter the labor market with confidence and professionalism were addressed.

This initiative aims to enhance the capabilities of young people and prepare them to face the challenges of the labor market, which contributes to achieving sustainable development and meeting the needs of society.

We look forward to seeing the positive impact of this workshop on our dear students!

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The Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at the Faculty of Agriculture organized, as part of the activities of the (Bidaya Initiative), an introductory meeting about (Anti-Violence Against Women Unit at the Faculty of Agriculture), on Monday 9/30/2024 at 11 am in the conference hall.

Under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater - President of Mansoura University and Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim - Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs.

The meeting was held in the presence of Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ali Shata - Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Dr. Saleh Saada - Vice Dean of the Faculty for Education and Student Affairs, Prof. Dr. Metwally Abu Saree - Vice Dean of the Faculty for Community Development and Environmental Service Affairs, Dr. Zahraa Mutawa - Director of the Anti-Violence Against Women Unit at the Faculty of Agriculture, and the guest of the meeting Prof. Dr. Amina Shalaby - Rapporteur of the National Council for Women, Dakahlia Branch, and members of the unit at the faculty and university. Eng. Hala Ismail, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bint Al-Ard Association, and Prof. Dr. Dalia Al-Atrabi, member of the National Council for Women, and a number of council members and civil society organizations.

Prof. Dr. Metwally Abu Sarea stressed the importance of the college's role in establishing the foundations of a safe university community and a stable environment for the safety of female and male students and enhancing effective mechanisms to protect women from any potential manifestation of violence and identifying the protection tools provided by the unit through the unit's complaints reporting system. Prof. Dr. Saleh Saada appreciated the unit's role in dealing with female students' issues with privacy and effectiveness.

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Shata Ali also stressed the importance of activating the unit's role in raising awareness, receiving and processing complaints, and forming a nucleus for student support groups to confront any unacceptable behaviors towards women.

Prof. Dr. Amina Shalaby, Rapporteur of the National Council for Women, Dakahlia Branch, gave a speech about the role of the National Council for Women in confronting violence against women and improving the conditions of women in many aspects, and how university students benefit from the services provided by various competent authorities and the responsibility of students in promoting the ethical values ​​of university and civil society.

Dr. Zahraa Mutawwa The main role of the unit in receiving reports and providing legal and psychological support to abused women, how to submit reports to the unit and its legal path, and how to volunteer in the unit team.

At the end of the meeting, Prof. Dr. Mohamed Shata, Dean of the College, honored Prof. Dr. Amina Shalaby, Rapporteur of the National Council for Women, and the unit team.

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Faculty Housing Board Meeting at Mansoura University

A meeting of the Faculty Housing Board at Mansoura University was held under the chairmanship of Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs. The meeting was attended by members of the Board of Directors, in addition to a number of residents of the units from faculty members and the Director of the Administration.

The meeting discussed a number of issues and problems related to the housing, where the agenda for the housing unit was reviewed, which included some problems related to the maintenance of facilities and improving the services provided to residents. Opinions and ideas were also exchanged on how to develop the residential environment to ensure the comfort of faculty members.

Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim stressed the importance of providing a suitable residential environment for faculty members, noting the university's commitment to achieving the highest levels of quality in the services provided. At the end of the meeting, an action plan was agreed upon to deal with the problems raised and set follow-up dates.

This step comes within the framework of the university's ongoing efforts to enhance communication between the administration and faculty members, and to meet their needs and requirements effectively.

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Mansoura University in cooperation with Dakahlia Governorate organizes an environmental day within the initiative "Beginning to Build the Egyptian Human"
The Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at Mansoura University organized the "Environmental Day" activities within the framework of the presidential initiative "Beginning to Build the Egyptian Human" and within the framework of cooperation between Mansoura University and Dakahlia Governorate
Under the auspices of Professor Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater, President of Mansoura University and Major General Tarek Marzouk, Governor of Dakahlia, and organized by Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs, and supervised by Professor Ashraf El-Deeb, Assistant Secretary for Administrative Affairs, and Dr. Mustafa Amin, Director General of Environmental Projects. Today, Wednesday, October 2, 2024, the "Environmental Day" activities were launched. The activities will take place over the course of October 2 and 3, 2024, in the streets of Al-Gomhoria, Jihan, Ahmed Al-Husseini, and Toshka, with the participation of 50 male and female students from various faculties at Mansoura University, in cooperation between various sectors at Mansoura University and Dakahlia Governorate, including the General Administration of Environmental Projects at the University, the General Administration of Administrative Affairs, and the Executive Authority in the East and West Districts. The activities included removing waste, cleaning the university's outer wall, and creating architectural drawings and graphic arts on the university's outer wall, participating in the development of the squares. Professor Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater stressed that the university always seeks to contribute to achieving environmental sustainability through its participation in important national initiatives that aim to protect and care for the environment. He also pointed out that this activity comes as part of the university's strategic plan to enhance its role in serving the community and instilling the values ​​of environmental awareness among students, expressing his appreciation for the university's cooperation with Dakahlia Governorate and various local authorities to support these national environmental initiatives. Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, explained the importance of enhancing cooperation between the university and local authorities in the field of environmental sustainability, noting that the event contributes to raising the level of environmental awareness among students and enhancing the concept of environmental conservation, to contribute to protecting the environment and motivating individuals to care for the surrounding environment to make it cleaner and safer with the aim of protecting it, based on the university’s strategy and its social responsibility in cooperating with service institutions to serve the sustainable development plan and Egypt’s Vision 2030.

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In response to the presidential initiatives launched by His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, under the slogan "A New Beginning for Building the Human Being" towards the New Republic, an important strategic meeting was held to discuss the comprehensive plan for social responsibility 🌍. Chaired by Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs, and attended by an elite group of university professors and representatives of external civil society.

At the beginning of the meeting, Dr. Abdel Azim welcomed the attendees and then reviewed in detail the main objectives of the strategic plan for social responsibility 🎯, which is based on developing society and achieving stability through the values ​​of belonging, accountability, transparency, innovation, and justice. He also stressed the importance of cooperation between all sectors to achieve these goals, emphasizing the effective role of the university in implementing the vision of the political leadership towards sustainable development 🌱.

The meeting included fruitful discussions from the attendees, where:

Prof. Alaa Al-Tamimi spoke about the importance of developing a comprehensive framework for social responsibility that allows the university to enhance its role in serving the community, and stresses the need to involve all community groups in development projects.

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Al-Zahry stressed that social responsibility is an integral part of the university's role in positively influencing society, stressing the importance of continuous communication with society to meet its needs.

Prof. Dr. Nisreen Shalaby pointed out that social responsibility is not limited to providing services, but rather requires developing sustainable solutions that positively reflect on society as a whole.

Prof. Dr. Sahar Al-Dakroury focused on the importance of strengthening partnerships with various parties to achieve the goals of social responsibility, stressing that cooperation between the university and society contributes to improving the quality of life.

Prof. Dr. Iman Khashaba stressed the need to raise awareness about social responsibility and its role in improving the social and economic conditions of citizens, stressing that success in this field requires sustainable planning.

Prof. Samah Khamis stressed that education and awareness are an integral part of the social responsibility strategy, as they play a pivotal role in building the capabilities of individuals and preparing them to contribute effectively to society.

Prof. Dr. Ahmed Al-Bayoumi stressed that the social responsibility strategy must be flexible, so that it adapts to the changing needs of society and contributes to improving the quality of life in a sustainable manner.

Prof. Dr. Abeer Tawkel spoke about the need to integrate efforts between educational institutions and the local community. She explained that the social responsibility strategy contributes to enhancing sustainable development, by involving students in development projects that aim to improve the quality of life in society and enhance the values ​​of cooperation and participation.

Prof. Dr. Amr Gabr presented his vision on strengthening community partnerships to ensure the achievement of strategic goals, noting that coordination between all parties is essential to achieve success.

Dr. Abdel Rahman Mujahid stressed the importance of integrating efforts between different sectors inside and outside the university to ensure a wide-ranging impact of community initiatives.

Dr. Ahmed Kamal stressed the need to benefit from national initiatives to enhance the university's role in social responsibility, such as the Decent Life Initiative, and support it to achieve comprehensive development.

Dr. Ezzat Al-Khamis stressed the importance of strategic planning to ensure effective implementation of programs and achieve the desired results in supporting the community.

Dr. Hossam Al-Hilal pointed out that social responsibility requires a long-term commitment from universities and society, as this contributes to achieving permanent improvements in the quality of life.

Professor Hazem Nasr stressed the importance of the media in spreading awareness about social responsibility and its goals, and the role of the media in highlighting the successes achieved by the university in this field.

Colonel Ismail Moawad pointed out the need for cooperation between academic and governmental institutions to implement social responsibility initiatives effectively, praising the joint efforts in this regard.

🌟 At the end of the meeting, Mansoura University's commitment to its pioneering role in achieving the goals of social responsibility was emphasized through innovative strategic plans that support sustainable development and enhance the university's role as a pivotal institution in serving the Egyptian community, in line with the vision of the political leadership.

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A comprehensive agricultural medical convoy arrives in Barqin village in Sinbellawein, Dakahlia Governorate, as part of the presidential initiative "Beginning to Build a New Human Being" Within the framework of the presidential initiative "Beginning to Build a New Human Being", and Mansoura University's keenness to serve the community and develop the environment, the Faculty of Medicine and the Faculty of Agriculture, in cooperation with the "Decent Life" Foundation, organized a comprehensive convoy that includes medical, agricultural and awareness services in Barqin village in Sinbellawein Center, Dakahlia Governorate, on Thursday, September 26, 2024. The convoy targeted all members of the village, including men, women, youth and children, and achieved a wide turnout from the villagers. The convoy provided agricultural guidance and medical services that included examinations in various medical specialties, as more than 500 individuals were examined. The statistics were as follows: Orthopedic surgery: 89 cases were examined. Internal medicine: 162 cases were examined, and 2 of them were referred for follow-up treatment. Cardiovascular: 6 cases were examined, and 3 of them were referred. Ophthalmology: Examining 160 cases, and referring 36 cases for further care. Dermatology: Examining 42 cases, and referring 2 of them. Obstetrics and Gynecology: Examining 33 cases. Ear, Nose and Throat: Examining 28 cases. Chest Diseases: Examining 21 cases. Pediatrics: Examining 60 cases. General Surgery: Examining 8 cases. Total number of beneficiaries: 609 individuals, 43 of whom were referred for follow-up treatment in hospitals. This convoy is an important step in improving the level of healthcare and providing awareness and agricultural support to the people of Barqin village, and comes within the university's efforts to support rural communities and achieve the goals of the presidential initiative in building a new human being who enjoys health, knowledge and awareness.

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"Headed by Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University, the Board of Directors of the University Medical Care Fund met today, in the presence of the esteemed members of the Board. During the meeting, the fund's agenda was discussed, which included several important points, most notably meeting some of the requirements of the university's faculty members and employees. Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim stressed the importance of improving the medical services provided and raising the level of health care for university members, with a focus on meeting their needs and developing the health system in line with their aspirations. Some proposals were also discussed that aim to enhance the efficiency of the fund and ensure the continuity of providing distinguished medical services."

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🌿✨ Towards a better environment and a sustainable future!

Within the framework of the presidential initiative "A New Beginning for Human Building", a meeting was held headed by Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim - Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs, to discuss the details of launching a comprehensive environmental day in cooperation with Dakahlia Governorate.

🌟 Participants in the meeting:

Dr. Reem Khairy - Vice Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts
Dr. Amr Gabr - Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Agriculture
Professor Ashraf El-Deeb - Assistant Secretary of the University for Administrative Affairs
Dr. Mustafa Amin - Director General of Environmental Projects
🎯 The goal of this environmental day is to raise awareness of the importance of protecting the environment and contributing effectively to preserving our natural resources. During the meeting, the timeline and activities that will form part of this important event were set.

🌍 Be part of the change and beautify the visual identity.

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