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The Community Service and Environmental Development Council at Mansoura University held its 266th session on Tuesday, January 20, 2025, under the chairmanship of Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of Mansoura University for Community Service

The Community Service and Environmental Development Council at Mansoura University convened its 266th session on Tuesday, January 20, 2025, chaired by Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of Mansoura University for Community Service and Environmental Development, in the presence of the esteemed members of the Council, the vice deans of the university’s faculties for Community Service and Environmental Development, in addition to a distinguished group of members from outside the university.

These included Professor Dr. Nesreen Omar, Member of Parliament and former Dean of the Faculty of Medicine; Major General Hisham El-Hassary, Member of Parliament; Mr. Hazem Nasr, Head of Akhbar Al-Youm Bureau in Dakahlia; Engineer Ragab Abdel Hamid, Member of the Board of Directors of the Gamasa Industrial Zone; and Dr. Hala Abdel Razek, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Social Solidarity in Dakahlia. The session was also attended by Professor Dr. Ahmed Abdel Azim, Dean of the Faculty of Physical Education, as well as the wife and children of the late Professor Dr. Khaled Ziada, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Physical Education for Community Service and Environmental Development.

At the outset of the session, Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim welcomed the attendees, expressing his deep appreciation for their presence. He then offered condolences and delivered a heartfelt eulogy for the late Professor Dr. Khaled Ziada, praising his sincere efforts and outstanding contributions throughout his career, his exemplary character, and his dedicated service within Mansoura University, affirming that the university has lost one of its most devoted members.

His Excellency presented a commemorative shield to the wife and children of the late professor, in the presence of Professor Dr. Ahmed Abdel Azim, Dean of the Faculty of Physical Education, as a gesture of appreciation and loyalty to his scientific and humanitarian legacy.

He also extended his congratulations on the occasion of Isra and Mi‘raj and the advent of the month of Sha‘ban, wishing continued goodness and prosperity for Egypt and the Islamic nation.

Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim then expressed his thanks and appreciation to Engineer Osama El-Barry in recognition of his dedication and efforts throughout his professional career as Director of the Vehicles Unit for Faculty Members, on the occasion of his retirement.

He further congratulated the Members of Parliament Dr. Nesreen Omar, Major General Hisham El-Hassary, and Mr. Nabil Abu Warda on their election and success in the House of Representatives, wishing them continued success in serving the nation. He also extended his thanks and appreciation to Mr. Wahid Fouda and Mr. Ahmed El-Sharkawy for their sincere efforts in serving the people of Mansoura during the previous period.

During the session, the Vice President of the University delivered a comprehensive presentation on the activities and achievements of the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector, reviewing the efforts of faculties, units, and centers, and highlighting the excellence and tangible achievements realized in the recent period, supported by infographics and numerical statistics illustrating the scope of completed work.

He also reviewed the engineering projects implemented within Mansoura University and its hospitals and medical centers, which witnessed comprehensive development contributing to their modern and civilized appearance, in addition to presenting a brief overview of the university’s new investment plan.

The presentation addressed the outcomes and achievements of the past two years, including Mansoura University’s attainment of first places globally and locally in literacy eradication, achieving first place as the best environmentally friendly university, the distinction of integrated medical convoys as the best nationwide, as well as the completion of 20 stalled projects, the completion of hospital mechanization, testing centers, and the development of the university’s infrastructure networks.

Subsequently, Her Excellency MP Dr. Nesreen Omar praised the great efforts exerted within the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector and the tangible achievements realized, particularly the qualitative leap witnessed by the hospital sector in terms of structural and administrative development, the transition toward electronic management, and the development of oncology centers.

Major General Hisham El-Hassary affirmed that Mansoura University has become an honorable model for Egyptian universities, commending the prominent role played by Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim in managing this successful system and achieving such distinction.

For his part, Mr. Hazem Nasr praised the achievements and development projects taking place at the university, emphasizing that these successes reflect a clear vision and conscious management of the sector.

Dr. Hala Abdel Razek also affirmed the strength of joint cooperation between the Ministry of Social Solidarity and Mansoura University, praising the continuity of success and integration in implementing initiatives and community services.

At the conclusion of the session, the Community Service and Environmental Development Council discussed the agenda with the vice deans, and reviewed a number of proposals and topics related to the development of community work.

Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim concluded the session by extending his thanks and appreciation to all attendees, emphasizing the importance of continuing cooperation and integration among all parties to achieve further accomplishments that serve the community and support the university’s developmental role.

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The “Institutional Excellence Awards” Ceremony – Third Cycle 2025, Monday 12

Dr. Sherif Khater, President of Mansoura University, attended the activities of the “Mansoura University Institutional Excellence Awards – Third Cycle 2025,” which was organized by the university on Monday, January 12, 2026, at the Grand Conference Hall in the General Administration Building.

The ceremony was attended by Dr. Mohamed Atiya El-Bayoumi, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs; Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University and Head of the Supreme Committee for Internal Awards; Dr. Tarek Ghaloush, Vice President for Graduate Studies and Research; Mr. Saad Abdel Wahab, Secretary General of the University; in addition to college deans and vice deans, assistant secretaries, Dr. Bishoy El-Qoss Sidhom, Director of the Center of Excellence and Future Foresight and Head of the University Excellence Team, a number of academic and executive leaders, as well as Dr. Mohamed Mohsen, Executive Director of VQT Company, and Dr. Ebtisam, Quality and Accreditation Consultant.

The organization of the ceremony comes within the framework of Mansoura University’s keenness to consolidate a culture of institutional excellence, honor distinguished models among its staff, and award international ISO 9001 quality certificates to 16 accredited faculties, in addition to the Center for Engineering Studies and Consultations and the Center for Technical and Laboratory Services. The Center of Excellence and Future Foresight also obtained ISO 21500 certification.

In his speech, Dr. Sherif Khater affirmed that this day “represents an unprecedented leap for a venerable university with a history of more than fifty years,” noting that the quality and excellence file is among the strongest areas in which the university has achieved tangible success, especially since the launch of the first edition of governmental excellence. He extended his thanks to the distinguished work teams and their effective role in supporting the excellence system, as well as to the Egypt Government Excellence Award administration, all evaluation teams, and the company granting the ISO certificates.

The University President explained that work was carried out over six months through a comprehensive plan to qualify all university faculties, adding that the university “does not suffice with obtaining certificates, but rather follows up on the actual implementation of procedures throughout the year.” He emphasized that all education sectors and university hospitals operate “under a unified system of governance, transparency, and non-discrimination in service delivery.”

He pointed out that Mansoura University is among the leading universities in the field of governmental excellence and has obtained the largest number of excellence certificates, noting that the Faculty of Engineering won first place among 508 faculties nationwide in the Egypt Government Excellence Award in 2023, in addition to the selection of five Mansoura University faculties among the top ten faculties in Egypt.

Dr. Sherif Khater confirmed that the university is preparing to advance five faculties this year—Engineering, Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry, and Veterinary Medicine—to compete for the Egypt Government Excellence Award, adding that the university “does not view ISO accreditation as an end, but rather as the beginning of a new phase of strict commitment to quality standards.”

He stressed that the university will continue periodic follow-up of all procedures applied within faculties and university hospitals to ensure the sustainability of governance, transparency, and equal opportunities in providing educational and medical services, affirming that this achievement reflects the unity of all university sectors and demonstrates their ability to work with a one-team spirit.

For his part, Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim affirmed that “the team that creates success must have continuity,” referring to the university’s figures who laid the foundations of this approach, foremost among them Dr. Mounir Abdel Razek, Dr. Mohamed Ghoneim, the pioneer of kidney transplantation, and Dr. Hisham Salam.

He explained that the university relies on “horizontal mobility” to train and qualify the largest possible number of cadres to compete at the national and Arab levels, stressing that institutional work “is not linked to individuals; rather, the entity creates individuals, and the ideas created by individuals are what build entities.”

He pointed out that each faculty has a solid administrative system with the highest level of efficiency, emphasizing that the ISO system must be practiced in reality and not remain merely a certificate, and that “the Excellence Award creates generations capable of assuming responsibility within an entity of this size.”

He added that the achieved accomplishment “is the result of collective institutional work not linked to individuals, but based on a strong entity that shapes its members and produces leaders capable of competing at the national and Arab levels,” clarifying that the university operates under a horizontal training and qualification system aimed at preparing qualified cadres to participate in the national excellence award in its fourth and fifth cycles, and that institutional excellence awards “represent a real factory for building generations and establishing institutions capable of sustainability.”

In his presentation, Dr. Bishoy El-Qoss explained that the idea of generalizing ISO certificates began on June 25, 2025, after the university obtained ISO 9001 certification, following a direct directive from the University President to qualify all faculties.

He added that a supreme committee was formed, a project manager and a head of the auditors’ team were appointed under the leadership of Dr. Walid Ali El-Tantawy, 85 internal auditors were prepared, and communication took place with faculty deans and vice deans to form ISO teams in each faculty.

He indicated that around 12 training courses were implemented, totaling 40 training hours for 494 trainees, with the participation of 85 internal auditors and a total of 5,100 working hours. This was followed by internal and then external audits, until all participating university faculties obtained accreditation simultaneously, which is considered an unprecedented achievement.

He confirmed that the certifying company granted the university ISO 21500 certification for project management to the Center of Excellence and Future Foresight as a result of integrated institutional efforts.

He also reviewed the development of the excellence system since October 2024, with the establishment of the Center of Excellence and Future Foresight, the approval of guiding manuals for the six award categories, and the selection of new evaluators.

He clarified that the third cycle of the Mansoura University Excellence Awards includes six awards, and that 28 training courses were implemented with a total of 147 training hours, benefiting 800 university affiliates, in addition to providing 1,300 hours of technical support. The awards were evaluated over 31 days with a total of 5,868 evaluation hours.

The ceremony witnessed the exchange of commemorative shields with the ISO certification company and the honoring of its leadership, in addition to honoring heads of ISO teams in faculties and various departments, and awarding international ISO 9001 quality certificates to university faculties.

The ceremony also included honoring the Excellence Awards Management Team, excellence coordinators in faculties, and excellence evaluators at the university, as well as announcing the winners of the internal institutional excellence awards in the categories of: Best Government Employee, Best Department Director, Best General Director, Innovative Government Initiative, Best Government Work Team, and Distinguished Government Faculties.

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The Fourth Conference of Administrative Staff at Mansoura University “Administrative Innovation… A Gateway to Sustainable Institutional Intelligence” Wednesday & Thursday, 24–25 December 2025

Under the patronage of:
Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater – President of Mansoura University

Led by:
Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Azim – Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development

Supervised by:
Prof. Dr. Ashraf Shouma – Dean of the Faculty of Medicine

Organized by:
Prof. Dr. Ghada El-Qenayshi – Vice Dean of the Faculty of Medicine for Community Service and Environmental Development
Prof. Dr. El-Shaarawy Kamal – Executive Director of University Hospitals and Medical Centers
Ms. Rasha Refaat – General Director of the Faculty of Medicine

Organizing Committee:
Human Resources Development Unit, headed by:
Prof. Dr. Mahmoud El-Tehami – Director of the Human Resources Development Unit
Prof. Dr. Mamoun Amin Eissa – Deputy Director of the Human Resources Development Unit

Within the framework of Mansoura University’s vision aimed at supporting continuous development, enhancing human resource efficiency, and consolidating the concepts of institutional intelligence and administrative innovation—thus contributing to leadership and excellence at both local and regional levels—the first day of the Administrative Staff Conference was held on Wednesday, 24 December 2025, under the title “Administrative Innovation: A Gateway to Sustainable Institutional Intelligence.”
The conference was attended by 325 administrative leaders and employees from various sectors of the university.

The conference was honored by the attendance of:
Prof. Dr. Amr Sarhan – Former Dean of the Faculty of Medicine
Prof. Dr. Mohamed El-Hadidi – Former Dean of the Faculty of Medicine
Mr. Saad Abdel-Wahab – Secretary-General of the University
Dr. Walid Tantawy – Assistant Secretary-General for Education and Student Affairs
In addition to a distinguished group of directors and deputy directors of university hospitals, as well as faculty members of the college.

In the opening session, Prof. Dr. Ashraf Shouma, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, emphasized that administrative innovation represents a cornerstone in achieving institutional intelligence and sustainability, noting that developing administrative competencies and enhancing employees’ skills is one of the most important pillars of the university’s strategy for achieving institutional excellence and keeping pace with modern development requirements.

Mr. Saad Abdel-Wahab, Secretary-General of the University, added that the university places great importance on developing administrative capacities, considering administrators as key partners in the success of the educational system, praising their vital role in supporting educational, medical, and service processes.

On the first day, the conference included several sessions discussing concepts of administrative innovation, smart institutional transformation, work system development, and building a culture of excellence, contributing to improving institutional performance quality and achieving sustainable development goals within the university.

First Session

Chaired by:
Dr. Ibrahim Farag – General Director, Faculty of Education, Mansoura University
Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ghoneim – Director, University Performance Development Center
Dr. Mahmoud El-Tehami – Director, Human Resources Development Unit, Faculty of Medicine

The first lecture was titled “Egypt Vision 2030 and Strategic Planning”, delivered by:
Dr. Ezza El-Khamisy
General Director of Strategic Management at the University – Certified Excellence Assessor at the Ministry of Planning – Certified Excellence Assessor for University Awards – Team Leader and Internal ISO Auditor – Certified Trainer at Cairo University.

The second lecture, titled “The Smart Assistant for the Smart Administrator,” was delivered by:
Mr. Ahmed Hadara
Senior Library and Archives Specialist – Secretary of the Creativity and Innovation Support Unit, Faculty of Medicine, Mansoura University.

The session concluded with a lecture entitled “Developing Personal Skills for Administrators,” delivered by:
Dr. Karim El-Samahy
Human Resources Evaluation and Development Consultant – Director of Training and Development Projects – Member of the Technical Office of the Assistant Minister of Local Development.

Second Session

Chaired by:
Prof. Dr. Amr Ahmed Gabr – Professor at the Faculty of Agriculture and Director of the Career Qualification and Graduate Follow-up Office
Dr. Mamoun Eissa – Deputy Director of the Human Resources Development Unit, Faculty of Medicine
Dr. Mohamed Riyad El-Bayoumi – Director of Crisis and Disaster Management and Certified Excellence Assessor

The first lecture, titled “Creativity as a Driving Force for Innovation and Development,” was delivered by:
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nada Khaled
Assistant Professor of Clinical Pathology – Director of the Creativity and Innovation Support Unit.

The second lecture, titled “Administrative Innovation toward Distinguished Administration,” was delivered by:
Dr. Samah Yehia
Secretary of the Oncology Center – University Coordinator for Internal Excellence Awards.

The second session and the conference concluded with a lecture entitled “The Japanese Method for Continuous Improvement,” delivered by:
Dr. Mohamed Maher
Master’s Control Officer, Faculty of Medicine, Mansoura University.

As part of encouraging excellence and fostering a spirit of positive competition, the opening session witnessed honoring the winners of the “Best Administrator” Award, which aims to highlight outstanding administrative models and recognize efforts exerted in developing performance and improving the work environment across colleges, hospitals, and university centers.

Additionally, a number of administrators who obtained higher academic degrees (Master’s and PhD) were honored in recognition of their efforts in combining administrative work with academic excellence, and in encouragement to continue scientific research and professional advancement.

Second Day of the Fourth Administrative Staff Conference

Thursday, 25 December 2025

Two workshops were held aiming to support institutional excellence and develop administrative performance.

First Workshop: “Administrators as Partners in Institutional Excellence”
✨ Delivered by:
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Beshoy El-Qoss Sayedhom Beshay Ibrahim
Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Engineering and Director of the Center of Excellence and Future Foresight, Mansoura University.

The workshop addressed the pivotal role of administrators as active partners in achieving institutional excellence, mechanisms for supporting sustainable institutional performance, and spreading a culture of innovation and quality in administrative work, contributing to improving service efficiency and achieving institutional development goals.
Attendance: 91 administrative leaders and staff members.

Second Workshop: “Design Thinking”
✨ Delivered by:
Prof. Dr. Ali Yehia Nassef
Vice Dean of Delta Higher Institute for Social Work in Mansoura – International Training Expert and Consultant.

The workshop aimed to introduce the design thinking methodology as a modern approach to problem-solving and service development, and to enhance creative thinking among administrators in line with institutional development requirements and modern transformation in the university work environment.
Attendance: 86 administrative leaders and staff members.

Both workshops witnessed positive and productive interaction from participants, reflecting their awareness of the importance of developing administrative capabilities, keeping pace with institutional excellence concepts, and enhancing performance quality in educational institutions.

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Integrated Convoy in El-Hafeer Village – Belqas Center – Dakahlia Governorate Thursday, 4 December 2025 Integrated Convoy Report El-Hafeer Village – Belqas Center – Dakahlia Governorate Thursday, 4 December 2025

General Framework of the Convoy

Within the framework of Mansoura University’s community role, and stemming from its responsibility to support the most underserved villages, an integrated convoy (medical – veterinary – awareness) was implemented in El-Hafeer Village, Belqas Center, Dakahlia Governorate, on Thursday, 4 December 2025. The convoy aimed to provide comprehensive health, treatment, and guidance services to residents, and to contribute to raising the level of health and community awareness.

Under the patronage of:

Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater – President of Mansoura University
Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Azim – Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development

Under the supervision of:

Prof. Dr. Ashraf Shouma – Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Mansoura University
Prof. Dr. Maha El-Ashmawy – Dean of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Coordination:

Prof. Dr. Ghada El-Qenishi – Vice Dean, Faculty of Medicine, for Community Service and Environmental Development
Prof. Dr. Mohamed El-Fahhar – Vice Dean, Faculty of Medicine, for Education and Student Affairs
Prof. Dr. Mohamed Gabr – Vice Dean, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Prof. Dr. Amal El-Bakry – Director of the Safe Women Unit

Components of the Convoy

The convoy included three main pillars:

Human medical convoy
Therapeutic and advisory veterinary medical convoy
Community awareness and educational activities

Human Medical Convoy

Medical Team

The convoy was attended by a distinguished group of physicians, pharmacists, and administrative staff from various specialties, including:

Dermatology
Internal Medicine
Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT)
Orthopedic Surgery
Pediatrics
Pharmacy

Medical Services Provided

Medical examinations were conducted and medications dispensed free of charge. Some cases requiring advanced follow-up were referred to university hospitals.

Examination and Referral Statistics:

Specialty	Number Examined	Number Referred
Dermatology	70	1
Internal Medicine	100	1
ENT	30	1
Orthopedics	90	3
Pediatrics	64	8
Total	354	14

Community Awareness Activities

A number of awareness and educational sessions were conducted alongside the convoy, in cooperation with the Safe Women Unit, including:

Awareness sessions for 43 women on:
- Combating violence against women
- The role and services of the Safe Women Unit
Awareness sessions for 10 men on:
- How to avoid domestic violence
- Supporting family stability and building a safe family environment
Awareness sessions for 17 children on:
- How to avoid harassment
- Maintaining personal safety

Additionally:

Awareness brochures were distributed.
Questionnaires were completed by 60 women in waiting areas on:
- The benefits of natural childbirth
- The benefits of family planning methods, especially the use of the medical IUD after cesarean delivery

Veterinary Medical Convoy

Objective

To provide free therapeutic and advisory services for animals, contribute to preserving livestock, and improve the level of veterinary care in the village.

Participating Entities

The Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine – Mansoura University implemented a therapeutic and advisory veterinary convoy in cooperation with the Haya Karima Foundation and Gamasa Veterinary Administration.

Services Provided

Veterinary medical examinations
Free distribution of medications from the convoy pharmacy
Providing guidance to residents on preventive measures and proper animal care

Number of Beneficiary Animals:

Cows and buffaloes: 45
Sheep and goats: 153
Working animals (equines): 21
Poultry (home breeding): 560

Community Impact of the Convoy

The integrated convoy achieved a clear positive impact, including:

Alleviating health and economic burdens on village residents
Improving health, family, and community awareness
Supporting both human and animal health simultaneously
Strengthening trust and communication between the university and the local community

At the conclusion of the convoy, the residents of El-Hafeer Village expressed their sincere thanks and appreciation to Mansoura University and all participants, commending the efforts made in serving the community.

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The First Environmental Day of the Faculty of Fine Arts Monday, December 8, 2025

The Faculty of Fine Arts at Mansoura University organized the activities of the “First Environmental Day” on Monday, December 8, under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater, President of the University, and the leadership of Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development and Supervisor of the Faculty.

The event was attended by Mr. Hazem Nasr, Deputy Head of Al-Akhbar Newspaper in Dakahlia; Prof. Dr. Dalia El-Sayed Ahmed El-Etriby, Member of the Senate and Director of the General Service Center for Occupational Safety and Health; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dina Yousry, Vice Dean for Graduate Studies; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Shahenda Turk, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; Prof. Dr. Nashwa El-Shafie, Professor in the Decoration Department; Prof. Dr. Emad Hosny, Head of the Sculpture Department; Prof. Dr. Mohamed Nabil, Head of the Graphic Design Department; and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mahra Saqr, Head of the Painting Department.
The event was supervised by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Reem Khairy, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, and organized by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Basant Abu Shal (Decoration Department), Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ahmed Thabet (Architecture Department), Dr. Shaimaa Taher (Painting Department), Dr. Islam El-Hawary (Graphic Design Department), and Dr. Noha Raouf (Painting Department).

The day featured a wide variety of artistic and scientific exhibitions from different departments. The Architecture Department presented two exhibitions for second-year students under the supervision of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ahmed Thabet and Dr. Walaa Ezzat. These included projects for designing a sustainable school, with a design vision focused on rationalizing energy consumption through environmentally friendly architectural elements such as double-skin façades and green roofs to generate clean energy.
Architectural models aimed at heritage revitalization and a bus shelter within the university campus were also displayed, emphasizing sustainability principles and recycling.

Students of the Decoration Department – Interior Architecture Division – under the supervision of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Basant Abu Shal, presented an extensive exhibition entitled “Sustainability and Recycling Toward More Creativity and Innovation.” The exhibition showcased 80 design panels and 30 pieces of furniture made from recycled materials, reflecting the faculty’s support for sustainable design.

Fifty students from the Painting Department participated with a number of outdoor landscape artworks under the supervision of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Reem Khairy. They presented a collection of beautiful landscape paintings studied in the Bride of the Nile Garden and the university nursery, depicting the beauty of Mansoura and its gardens. In addition, 16 artworks by third-year painting students were exhibited under the supervision of Dr. Noha Abdel Raouf.
Students from the Graphic Design Department, under the supervision of Dr. Islam El-Hawary, also participated, while the Sculpture Department, supervised by Prof. Dr. Emad Hosny, Head of the Department, contributed a collection of works made from recycled scrap materials. A sculptural model of a gazelle was also displayed, created from recycled tree trunks, branches, and wood waste, artistically employed to produce a sculpture reflecting the faculty’s identity and its artistic and environmental values.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration of the Community Service Sector participated with an awareness exhibition on fire safety and prevention, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Dalia El-Sayed Ahmed El-Etriby, Director of the General Service Center for Occupational Safety and Health, and Dr. Aboulfotouh Hassan Aboulfotouh, Director of the University’s Occupational Safety, Health, and Work Environment Protection Administration. The exhibition included demonstrations of alarm systems, fire extinguishers, and personal protective equipment, along with a detailed explanation of fire response and prevention mechanisms.

Within the framework of community activities, the faculty’s cat care team “Felines,” led by student Mark Victor, participated in an awareness campaign to care for stray cats on campus. Activities included students drawing their cats and feeding them. The team had previously established fixed feeding stations for cats in the faculty garden.

The day concluded with the opening of a plant exhibition supervised by Engineer Awtan El-Wardany, Director of the University’s Gardens and Nursery Administration, adding an aesthetic touch that reflected the event’s message of promoting environmental awareness and preserving green spaces.

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University and Supervisor of the Faculty, expressed his deep appreciation for the efforts of all participants, praising the spirit of cooperation, excellence, and creativity demonstrated throughout the day’s activities. He emphasized that the Faculty of Fine Arts will continue to support initiatives aimed at enhancing environmental awareness and consolidating the principles of sustainability. He noted that this approach aligns with the faculty’s responsibility toward society and the environment, and with Mansoura University’s vision of building a more aware, balanced, and sustainable future.

This initiative comes as part of the ongoing efforts of the Community Service Sector and the “Beauty Caravan” to create a more attractive, refined, and sustainable university environment by employing the arts to serve the university community and enhance aesthetic values in public spaces.

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Awareness Seminar for Faculty of Arts Students in Coordination with Misr El-Kheir Foundation Title: The Phenomenon of “Gharam” (Debtor Crisis) and Supporting the Most Needy Organized by the General Administration of Environmental Projects in collaboratio

Under the gracious patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater, President of Mansoura University, and Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Azim, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development, and hosted by Prof. Dr. Mahmoud El-Gaidi, Dean of the Faculty of Arts at Mansoura University, the General Administration of Environmental Projects at Mansoura University, led by Eng. Sherif Fawzy, General Manager and Coordinator of National Initiatives and Programs, organized an awareness seminar in cooperation with the Community Awareness Committee of the Community Service Sector, chaired by Prof. Dr. Sahar Tawfiq, Dean of the Faculty of Early Childhood Education.

The seminar took place on Wednesday, 10/12/2025, targeting students of the Faculty of Arts in coordination with Misr El-Kheir Foundation. Attendees included Dr. Aya El-Arabi (Literacy Center Secretary), Ms. Mona Nebih (Technical Office, Environmental Projects Administration), Ms. Iman Aouni (Follow-up Officer), and Mr. Michael Nagi (Media Officer), alongside the seminar speakers.

Eng. Sherif welcomed the attendees and conveyed greetings from Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Azim. The seminar was then presented by Prof. Dr. Dina Aboul-Ala, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Arts for Community Service and Environmental Development, and Dr. Abdullah Ishaq, Assistant Lecturer at the Faculty of Law.

The seminar addressed the meaning of a “Gharim” (debtor), the causes, types, and regulations of “Gharam,” as well as its consequences. The speakers provided statistical insights into the problem of “Gharam” in Egypt and highlighted the efforts of the government and various institutions to alleviate the burdens of debtors.

The seminar aimed to offer a comprehensive perspective on the phenomenon of “Gharam” as a significant social issue impacting individuals, families, and society. The speakers explained that a “Gharim” is a person whose debts have accumulated to the point that they are unable to repay them, whether these debts arise from basic needs, emergency situations, or social responsibilities beyond their capacity.

The discussion explored the factors contributing to the worsening of this phenomenon, including difficult economic conditions, rising living costs, reliance on borrowing for essential needs, low financial awareness, and the use of informal lending sources with high interest rates, which often trap individuals in a cycle of debt.

The seminar also clarified the distinction between debtors eligible for support and those whose debts result from imprudent financial decisions or excessive consumption. Different types of “Gharam” were outlined, ranging from debts incurred due to basic necessities to those arising from sudden crises, family obligations, or small business losses.

The speakers then discussed the consequences of “Gharam,” highlighting that its effects extend beyond financial hardship to psychological impacts, such as anxiety and stress, social effects, including family pressures and disintegration, and legal consequences, potentially leading to imprisonment. The seminar emphasized that debtors require comprehensive support, not merely financial aid.

Statistical data were presented to illustrate the magnitude of the problem in Egypt, identifying the most affected groups and common causes, emphasizing the need for unified efforts by the government and civil society organizations. In this context, the initiatives of the government, Misr El-Kheir Foundation, and other organizations aimed at relieving debt burdens and raising awareness through economic empowerment programs were highlighted.

The seminar saw active engagement from students and attendees, who asked questions about ways to mitigate this phenomenon and the role of youth in raising awareness, expressing appreciation for the topic as an important social issue worthy of attention and discussion.

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Under the gracious patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater, President of Mansoura University, and Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, and with the generous hosting of Prof. Dr. Aly Abdel-Rabbu, Dean of the Faculty of Education, the General Administration of Environmental Projects at Mansoura University, led by Eng. Sherif Fawzi, General Director and Coordinator of National Initiatives and Programs, in cooperation with the Community Awareness Committee in the Community Service Sector chaired by Prof. Dr. Sahar Tawfiq, Dean of the Faculty of Early Childhood Education, organized today, Tuesday, 9/12/2025, an awareness seminar for the students of the Faculty of Education in coordination with the Misr El-Kheir Foundation, titled:

“The Phenomenon of Debt Burden and Supporting the Most Vulnerable Groups.”

The seminar was presented by Prof. Dr. Abdullah Ali Abou-Shabana, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Education for Community Service and Environmental Development, and Prof. Dr. Dina Abu Al-Alaa, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Arts for Community Service and Environmental Development.

The seminar addressed the linguistic and legal foundations of the term ghurm (debt burden), explaining the meaning of gharim (an indebted person) and clarifying the causes, regulations, types, and consequences related to the phenomenon.

A comprehensive discussion took place on the term ghurm, during which the speakers offered both linguistic and jurisprudential explanations of the concept, highlighting the difference between ghurm and gharim, and identifying when an individual qualifies as a beneficiary of support according to legal and social criteria.

The seminar also explored the real reasons behind the spread of the debt burden phenomenon in Egyptian society, including:

Sudden financial obligations faced by some individuals.
Poorly planned loans or burdensome family commitments.
Debts resulting from essential needs and rising living costs.
Social pressures that lead some to incur expenses beyond their means.

The speakers explained the regulations that determine the groups eligible for support based on legal and social standards, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing between indebted individuals in need and those capable of repayment.

They also highlighted different types of debt burden, from personal debts linked to individual circumstances to family-related debts arising from shared obligations, presenting real-life examples to illustrate various scenarios within society.

The seminar provided an analysis of the negative consequences of debt burden, such as:

Psychological and social impacts on families.
Decreased productivity and work capacity.
The potential for indebted individuals to face legal risks.

In terms of statistical analysis, the speakers presented numerical data describing the debt burden issue in Egypt using accredited reports, illustrating its prevalence among different age groups and social segments.

The seminar also shed light on the efforts of the state and civil society in supporting indebted individuals, showcasing the role of national initiatives and debt-relief programs implemented by government bodies in partnership with charitable organizations such as Misr El-Kheir, which aim to alleviate burdens on the most vulnerable groups and reintegrate them positively into society.

The event concluded with an open discussion in which students expressed their appreciation for the relevance and depth of the information presented, given the social and humanitarian significance of a phenomenon that affects a wide segment of the community.

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The Community Service and Environmental Development Council at Mansoura University convened today, Sunday, November 30, 2025, for its 265th session. The meeting was rich, dynamic, and marked by constructive engagement. It was chaired by Prof. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development, with the attendance of the vice deans of the faculties, as well as external members: Prof. Al-Shaarawy Kamal, Executive Director of University Hospitals; Prof. Nasreen Omar, Former Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Member of Parliament; Major General Hesham El-Hosary, Member of Parliament; and Mr. Hazem Nasr, Editor-in-Chief and Director of the Akhbar Al-Youm Office in Dakahlia.

The session began with a welcoming speech by Prof. Mohamed Abdel Azim, in which he expressed his deep appreciation for the attendees, affirming that the strength of the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector stems from the unity of all elements of the university system. He extended congratulations to the political leadership and the Egyptian people on the official opening of the new Egyptian Pharaonic Museum, describing the event as a pivotal step toward elevating Egypt’s civilizational identity on the global stage.

He also congratulated several university leaders who received recent appointment decrees, most notably: Prof. Noha Heikal, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Computers and Information, on the presidential decree appointing her as Dean of the Faculty; Dr. Abeer Tawakkol, Director of the Artificial Intelligence Engineering Program, on her appointment as Director of the University’s Electronic Testing Centers; and Prof. Mohamed El-Zohery, on being selected as Chair of the National Committee for Food Sciences. Additionally, he congratulated Major General Hesham El-Hosary, Dr. Nasreen Omar, and Dr. Marwa Hassan on their victory in the parliamentary elections.

The Council also expressed condolences on the passing of the esteemed Azhar scholar Prof. Omar Hashem, as well as Mr. Mahmoud Taha, a colleague in the Sector’s Technical Office, praying for mercy and forgiveness for both. Prof. Abdel Azim then thanked everyone for the achievements accomplished during the previous period, most notably Mansoura University securing first place in the competition for the “Most Environmentally Friendly University” and first place in literacy eradication among Egyptian universities—achievements that stand proudly in the university’s history.

The session included a comprehensive discussion of the sector’s activities and projects, as well as a review of faculty efforts in implementing community and service programs. The Council also reviewed ongoing construction projects across the university and its hospitals, which represent a significant leap in the quality of medical and educational services. Prof. Al-Shaarawy Kamal highlighted the pivotal role of the university hospitals in serving the community and continuously strengthening the governorate’s healthcare system.

In an insightful contribution, Prof. Nasreen Omar outlined the unprecedented achievements witnessed in the medical sector at Mansoura University, praising the remarkable developments realized in recent years and describing Prof. Abdel Azim as possessing “a distinguished administrative vision and the ability to lead the system toward tangible results.”

Major General Hesham El-Hosary expressed his pride in belonging to this esteemed council, commending the notable excellence within the Community Service Sector and the initiatives that directly support citizens and reinforce the university’s societal role. In his remarks, Mr. Hazem Nasr emphasized that the sector’s achievements have become a model to follow, praising Prof. Abdel Azim’s efforts in enhancing work systems and implementing ambitious future visions.

This was followed by open discussions, inquiries, and the formal ratification of the minutes of the previous Session No. 263, held on October 5, 2025, and approved by the University President on November 3, 2025. The Council then reviewed the agenda items, discussed them thoroughly, and adopted the necessary decisions and recommendations to ensure continued development.

At the conclusion of the meeting, Prof. Mohamed Abdel Azim delivered a message of appreciation to all attendees, affirming that teamwork and integrated efforts are the key to achieving the university’s goals and reinforcing its mission in serving the community and supporting sustainable development plans. He called for continued work under a comprehensive vision that enhances Mansoura University’s role as a leading house of expertise regionally and internationally, with a clear outlook for a brighter future for the university.

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Final Report on the Activities of the “Bridges of Goodness” Convoy – Mansoura University, Halayeb – Shalateen – Abu Ramad, Wednesday, November 19, 2025

In a humanitarian initiative reflecting Mansoura University’s mission of serving the community and supporting border regions, the comprehensive “Bridges of Goodness” convoy concluded its activities in the city of Shalateen, following several consecutive days of medical, veterinary, educational, and service work. The convoy successfully achieved a significant societal impact by providing specialized services aimed at enhancing healthcare and veterinary care, supporting local personnel, and addressing the direct needs of the residents.

1. Medical Convoy

The medical team concluded its work today at Shalateen Central Hospital, performing a series of advanced endoscopic procedures, including:

Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy for a 45-year-old patient, including biopsy to detect stomach inflammation and ulcers.
Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy for another 36-year-old patient suffering from superficial bleeding ulcers and esophageal elevation, with biopsy from the gastric mucosa.
Colonoscopy for a patient with colon symptoms, revealing ulcerative colitis with biopsy and removal of polyps.
Long colonoscopy for a patient experiencing abdominal pain to accurately assess the condition.

2. Nursing Activities

As part of the participation of Mansoura University’s Faculty of Nursing in the “Bridges of Goodness (23)” convoy, the committee, headed by Prof. Dr. Fatma El-Imam and a team of faculty members, continued implementing extensive training and awareness programs, including:

Training for Shalateen Hospital nurses on:

Reading and interpreting arterial blood gas (ABG) results.
Practical training in advanced cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
Patient consciousness assessment.

Community awareness activities in Shalateen included:

Protection from skin and respiratory diseases and preventive measures.
Importance of mandatory vaccinations for children and the elderly.
Proper handling and storage of medications.
Guidance for outpatient clinic visitors in Halayeb on the necessity of continuous follow-up.
Awareness on natural and cesarean childbirth.
Training on measuring vital signs.
Understanding cultural differences and the role of nursing in multicultural environments.

The hospital administration and the technical institute praised the team’s outstanding performance and its role in enhancing the capabilities of medical and nursing staff.

3. Veterinary Convoy

The veterinary convoy continued its fourth day of activities, headed by Prof. Dr. Mamdouh Said with participation from a select group of faculty members from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, including:

Medical examinations for more than 275 camels.
Examinations for 450 sheep and goats.
Free distribution of medications and vaccinations from the veterinary convoy pharmacy.
Providing awareness and guidance to livestock owners on best care practices and disease prevention.

These activities were conducted in coordination with the Shalateen Veterinary Administration at the camel and sheep markets.

4. Community Committee and Faculty of Early Childhood Education

The team carried out a series of visits and educational and service activities in Shalateen, including:

Visiting the local unit to discuss cooperation and support for educational and community needs.
Visiting the rehabilitation office to learn about services provided to children and persons with special needs, including awareness of rights and responsibilities under Law 10 of 2018.
Conducting recreational and educational activities at the nursery attached to the vocational rehabilitation center.
Field surveys to identify community and educational needs.
Distributing toys and gifts to children to bring joy.

Activities were led by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Samah Ramadan Khamis, supported by a comprehensive team of instructors and teaching staff.

5. Social Solidarity

The convoy team visited the social rehabilitation office in Shalateen, where they:

Discussed with beneficiaries with disabilities and their families to assess the level of services provided.
Identified key needs and challenges facing the office’s functional capabilities.
Prepared recommendations to support service development in future convoys.

6. Sports and Educational Support Activities

The Faculty of Physical Education, in collaboration with the Faculty of Early Childhood Education, conducted activities within target schools to support students and enhance health, educational, and athletic aspects.

Conclusion

At the conclusion of the day, Mansoura University extended its sincere thanks to the residents of Shalateen for their warm reception and active participation, affirming its ongoing efforts to support border regions and provide developmental, health, and educational services, in line with its mission to promote sustainable development and strengthen bridges of communication between the university and the community.

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Marketing Excellence: Workshop for Directors of Mansoura University Centers

Under the patronage of Professor Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater, President of the University, and Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, and under the supervision of Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Fattah Zahry, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Tourism and Hotels for Community Service and Environmental Development and Head of the University’s Self-Funding Resources Development Committee, a workshop entitled “Marketing Excellence” was held on Monday, November 17, 2025, at the Small Conference Hall of the University Administration Building, for the directors of the university’s specialized centers and units.

This workshop is the third in a series of consecutive workshops aimed at developing the performance of these centers, according to the development plan for the university’s specialized units, which was prepared based on a study of the actual needs of the human resources of these centers, and launched under the title “Professional Excellence Workshops.”

The workshop was conducted by Dr. Mohamed Ghoneim, faculty member at the Faculty of Commerce and Director of the University Performance Development Center. The workshop covered several key points and concepts in marketing, including:

Historical stages of marketing development
The difference between marketing and sales
The seven Ps of the marketing mix
The difference between products and services
The nature of university services

The workshop concluded with a Q&A session to address the most significant marketing challenges faced by center directors in their management and daily work. The workshop was moderated by Professor Dr. Mohamed Zahry.

The workshop witnessed active participation from the directors of the specialized centers and units. It was coordinated by Dr. Reda Ibrahim, Director General of the Community Service Affairs Department, along with the department’s team.

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In implementation of the directives of His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to enhance support and services provided to border areas, and under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater – President of the University, and Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim – Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development,

the first day of the "Bridges of Goodness 23" convoy from Mansoura University to the cities of Halayeb, Shalateen, and Abu Ramad was launched on Sunday, November 16, 2025. This initiative continues the university’s pioneering role in community service and environmental development in border regions.

The multidisciplinary convoy includes medical, veterinary, educational, awareness, and sports teams, aiming to provide comprehensive services to the local community and support all age groups in health, education, social, and skill development areas.

1. Medical Convoy

The medical convoy offered integrated health services to the residents of Shalateen, with a distinguished team of faculty members and specialized doctors from Mansoura University. The convoy covered all basic and specialized medical fields, providing free check-ups and treatments, along with health awareness services, aiming to raise the health level and support the most vulnerable groups.

Medical services statistics:

Pediatrics: 70
Neurology: 13
ENT (Ear, Nose & Throat): 50
Ophthalmology: 92
General Surgery: 23
Orthopedic Surgery: 86
Urology: 19
Dermatology: 90
Pulmonology: 26
Gynecology: 49
Internal Medicine: 104
Upper Gastrointestinal Endoscopy: 1 case

Dental Services:

Check-ups: 59
Extractions: 14
Fillings (Glass Ionomer & Amalgam): 13
Tartar Cleaning: 1
Gum inflammation, abscess, and molar root canal treatments: 3

2. Veterinary Convoy

On Sunday, November 16, 2025, the veterinary team led by Prof. Dr. Mamdouh Said, Consultant of Obstetrics, Reproduction, and Artificial Insemination, conducted activities in Shalateen. Team members included Prof. Dr. Abdel Nasser Ahmed, Consultant of Internal Diseases, Dr. Mohamed El-Bahrawy, Lecturer of Surgery, and Dr. Mohamed El-Mansy, Assistant Lecturer of Internal Diseases.

The team examined over 125 camels and 290 sheep and goats, providing free treatment and vaccinations from the convoy’s veterinary pharmacy. Awareness and guidance were also provided to local herders in cooperation with the Shalateen Veterinary Administration.

3. Awareness Convoy

Early Childhood Education Activities

As part of the "Bridges of Goodness 23" convoy, the Early Childhood Education team led by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Samah Ramadan Khamis, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, along with team members, implemented educational, awareness, and recreational activities for children at Al-Liwaa Hassan Kamel Basic Education School in Shalateen.

Activities included:

Shape-matching exercises
Sports activities focusing on numbers
Coloring and artistic skill development
Age-appropriate cultural and religious competitions
Distribution of gifts
Face painting with safe colors

The activities received enthusiastic participation from children and school staff, reflecting a positive impact on cognitive and social skills development. Certificates of appreciation were awarded to some school faculty by Mansoura University at the end of the day.

Nursing College Activities

The Nursing College team led by Prof. Dr. Fatima Al-Imam, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, conducted educational and awareness activities for hospital nurses, nursing school students, and local residents, aiming to enhance skills, correct misconceptions, and provide health education.

Activities included:

Training ICU nurses on proper patient handover, ventilator operation, care for patients on ventilators, ICU care packages, and nursing ethics.
Health awareness for clinic visitors on hypertension, diabetes, mandatory vaccinations, osteoporosis, and eye care.
Workshops for nursing students on body systems (digestive and respiratory), professional ethics, health assessment, nursing care plans, communication skills, and CPR.

The hospital and institute administration praised the faculty team’s efforts.

Faculty of Specific Education Activities

The Faculty of Specific Education conducted a hands-on workshop in Shalateen to train students on making simple handmade bags as small projects, aiming to develop practical skills and support craft and production capabilities.

Workshop highlights:

Planning a small project
Cutting fabric accurately
Step-by-step bag assembly and sewing
Practical training with various materials and tools
Decoration techniques: embroidery and beadwork
Product finishing, pricing, and basic marketing advice

Each student took home the bag they made, encouraging continued learning and skill development.

4. Sports Convoy

Date: November 15, 2025
Location: Al-Liwaa Hassan Kamel Basic Education School, Shalateen

Football Tournament:

5 teams of preparatory students participated.
T-shirts with the Mansoura University – Bridges of Goodness logo were distributed.
4 matches were held with strong competition and sportsmanship.
Winning team received footballs for each student.
Additional footballs were donated to the school.

Small Games and Running Competitions for Female Students:

8 recreational and movement-based activities
30-meter running races with awards of school bags for winners

The day was marked by enthusiasm, joy, and cooperation between the sports convoy team and school administration.

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Awareness Seminar at Shajarat Al-Durr Preparatory School for Girls Titled: “Nonviolence... Our Path to Peace” Date: Wednesday, November 12, 2025

Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater, President of Mansoura University, and the leadership of Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, and under the supervision of Eng. Mohamed Taha El-Rashidi, First Undersecretary of the Dakahlia Directorate of Education, the General Administration of Environmental Projects—headed by Eng. Sherif Fawzy, General Director—organized an awareness seminar with the participation of Ms. Iman Aouni, Monitoring Officer, and Mr. Michael Naji, Media Officer at the Administration.
The event was held in cooperation with the Dakahlia Directorate of Education, represented by the Department of Activities and Services under the supervision of Dr. Hazem El-Alfy, General Director of Services, Dr. Gamila Massad, Director of the Activities Department, and Mr. Abdel Ghany Ghazi, General Supervisor of Social Education.

The seminar, held at Shajarat Al-Durr Preparatory School for Girls, coincided with the International Day for the Elimination of Violence, in the presence of Dr. Ahmed Yehia, General Director of the West Educational Administration, Dr. Hazem El-Alfy, and several directors from both the Directorate of Education and the West Administration.
The event was also attended by Ms. Azza Mohamed, the school principal, who warmly welcomed the guests.

During the seminar, Prof. Dr. El-Sayed El-Eisawy, Professor of Sports Psychology at the Faculty of Physical Education, Mansoura University, spoke about the phenomenon of violence. He explained that violence does not only mean physical harm or beating; it has many forms, such as domestic violence, psychological violence, physical violence, and verbal abuse—each of which can negatively affect individuals, families, and society.

Dr. El-Eisawy elaborated that domestic violence leaves deep psychological scars on children, making them feel fear and sadness long after the events have passed. Psychological and verbal violence, he added, are among the most dangerous forms, as they are invisible but deeply wound emotions and damage self-esteem. Physical violence, on the other hand, is the most evident and harmful because it causes both physical and emotional injury.

He also discussed the causes of violence, noting that they often begin within the family when dialogue is absent or harshness prevails, at school through bullying or excessive punishment, or in society due to unemployment and poverty.

Dr. El-Eisawy emphasized that combating violence is a shared responsibility. The solution begins at home and in schools by teaching children how to express their emotions calmly and respectfully, and how to control anger instead of resorting to aggression. He called for spreading a culture of tolerance, cooperation, and respect among students, stressing that love and mutual understanding are the foundations of a safe and happy society.

At the end of the visit, Eng. Sherif Fawzy extended his sincere thanks and appreciation to all attendees for their warm reception and excellent organization, reaffirming the importance of collaboration between students and teachers to achieve greater success and distinction.

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