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

Mansoura University, in collaboration with the National Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development, announced the launch of the training program "Education for Sustainability."

The program’s opening ceremony was attended by Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of Mansoura University for Community Service and Environmental Development, who emphasized the importance of enhancing the concept of sustainability in the education sector and the role of this program in raising awareness and developing competencies to achieve sustainable development.

The program aims to provide modern insights on education as a key tool for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, with a focus on building the capacities of participants from various faculties and sectors.

The training program featured distinguished lectures delivered by experts in sustainability and artificial intelligence fields. On the first day, Prof. Dr. Hussein Abaza, International Advisor for Environmental Sustainability, gave a lecture that covered key topics related to enhancing the concepts of environmental sustainability and its importance in addressing global challenges.

On the second day, Dr. Khaled Abu Zaid, Regional Director for the Water Resources Management Program at the Sidari Organization and Regional Director at the Arab Water Council, lectured on integrating the concept of sustainability in water resource development and the importance of managing these resources to achieve sustainable development in the region.

The day concluded with a lecture by Engineer Huda Shaqra from the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, who discussed the applications of digitalization and artificial intelligence and their pivotal role in achieving sustainable development and developing innovative solutions to address challenges.

This program is part of efforts to enhance awareness and develop national capacities in the fields of sustainability and sustainable development through the use of the latest technologies.

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As part of the "Bidaya" initiative to raise health awareness and support values among school students, and in implementation of the "My Health in My School" initiative for the 2024/2025 academic year, the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at Mansoura University organized an awareness visit for the students of Salah Salem School in Talkha on Wednesday, October 6, 2024.

Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Ashraf Shouma, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at Mansoura University, and under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Ghada Al-Qanishi, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, Prof. Dr. Amal Al-Baqri, Supervisor of the Safe Women’s Unit, and Prof. Dr. Hayam Fathi, Director of the Safe Women’s Unit and Professor of Psychiatry, this visit was organized as part of the Faculty's ongoing efforts to support the health of young people and raise their awareness about public health and social issues.

Awareness Lecture on Diabetes

The day’s activities began with a lecture by Dr. Yasmin Atwa, Assistant Professor of Endocrinology and Diabetes, who addressed several important health topics, including the definition of diabetes, its various types, complications, and the importance of prevention. The lecture also covered the topic of "Diabetic Foot," raising awareness among students on how to prevent this common health issue among people with diabetes. Dr. Yasmin emphasized the importance of following a healthy diet to prevent diabetes and reduce its complications.

Awareness Seminar on Violence Against Women

In the second part of the program, Dr. Mohamed Mousa and Dr. Hossam Walid, interns at the Faculty of Medicine, conducted an educational seminar on "Violence Against Women," aimed at raising awareness among students about women's rights and the need to protect them in society. They discussed the various forms of violence against women, including physical, psychological, financial, cyber, and sexual violence, and explained the legal consequences of such acts.

Students were also introduced to the role of the Safe Women’s Unit and the services it provides for women affected by violence, along with information about the Women’s Complaints Office at the National Council for Women, which aims to offer support and assistance to women experiencing violence. The doctors also emphasized the criminalization of female circumcision and its legal penalties, highlighting the importance of educating students on the need to respect women's rights and support them in all aspects of life.

Gratitude and Appreciation

At the end of the activities, special thanks were extended to the school administration for their great cooperation in organizing this awareness visit, which aimed at increasing health and legal awareness among students and activating the university's community role in spreading human and health values.

This initiative is part of a series of activities organized by the Faculty of Medicine at Mansoura University to promote health and legal culture among youth and to reinforce social values among young people.

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On Thursday, November 7, 2024, the Faculty of Dentistry hosted the major educational seminar titled "Intellectual Security: Key Requirements of the 'Bidaya' Initiative for Human Development." The seminar was organized by the Mansoura Media Center, affiliated with the General Authority for Information, in collaboration with the Faculty's Community Service Sector, under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater, President of the University, and Dr. Diaa Rashwan, Chairman of the General Authority for Information.

This seminar comes as part of the General Authority for Information's support for the presidential initiative "A New Beginning for Human Development," through holding public meetings carried out by the Internal Media Sector under the supervision of Dr. Ahmed Yehia, Head of the Sector, via its centers spread across the country, aimed at raising awareness among citizens.

The seminar opened with a welcoming speech from Ms. Mayasa El-Menshawy, Head of the Developmental Media Unit at the Mansoura Media Center. She introduced the General Authority for Information, its campaigns, and its commitment to educating citizens and encouraging them to participate in presidential initiatives.

Ms. El-Menshawy emphasized that such initiatives play a pivotal role in societal development, leaving a significant social impact by strengthening social bonds, solidarity, and unity through activities, programs, and projects that benefit society. She noted that this requires the collective efforts of individuals and institutions, highlighting the importance of investing in human capital, particularly among the youth, to foster creative ideas and untapped potential.

Journalist Mr. Hazem Nasr, Head of the Journalists Syndicate in Dakahlia, expressed his happiness at the active participation of foreign students at the university, alongside their Egyptian peers. This, he said, was a clear indication of the Arab youth's dedication to cooperating in addressing the challenges facing the Arab region.

Mr. Nasr spoke about the successful presidential initiatives, including the 100 Million Health initiative and Egypt’s triumph in eliminating Hepatitis C, a dream realized for both citizens and doctors, especially dentists. He also discussed the Haya Karima (Decent Life) initiative, which has already made a profound impact on the villages included in the first phase, with the second phase set to begin in the coming weeks. He then highlighted the Bidaya for Human Development initiative, which focuses on investing in human capital across various sectors—health, education, culture, social issues, sports, and intellectual development—targeting all segments of society, regardless of age.

Mr. Nasr urged the youth present to be constructive members of society, noting that Egypt possesses a wealth of young talent, which is rare in many countries worldwide. He stressed that developing this human resource could fulfill Egypt's developmental goals and elevate it to the ranks of major global economies. He also encouraged them to be active in their communities, participate in initiatives, and come up with new ideas for initiatives that serve the welfare of the nation.

Dr. Said Gad, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry for Community Service, discussed the university's various activities aimed at raising awareness among students, promoting teamwork, combating negative ideas, and instilling values and belonging through education. He emphasized the importance of seizing opportunities, setting goals, and striving to achieve them.

The seminar was overseen by Mr. Desouki Abdullah, Director General of East Delta Media, and Mr. Hamada Hamed, Director of the Mansoura Media Center.

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Under the slogan "Love for the Homeland is the Strongest and the Beginning": His Excellency Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim attends the October Victory Celebration at Shajarat al-Durr Preparatory School for Girls

As part of the "A New Beginning to Build a Person" initiative, His Excellency Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development, attended the grand celebration marking the anniversary of the glorious October victories. The event was held at Shajarat al-Durr Preparatory School for Girls in the Dakahlia Governorate.

Under the slogan "Love for the Homeland is the Strongest and the Beginning," the celebration aimed to honor this great national memory and foster a spirit of loyalty and belonging among the new generations. The event was attended by MP Tarek Abdel Hadi, a member of the Shura Council, along with several educational leaders from the Dakahlia Governorate, who praised the important role schools play in shaping students' personalities and instilling national values and a sense of belonging.

The celebration featured a number of artistic performances by the school's students, as well as the opening of an art exhibition that showcased outstanding works by the students. The displayed paintings and artworks reflected the talent and creativity of the youth in expressing their love for the homeland through various artistic techniques and colors.

In his speech, His Excellency Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim expressed his pride and admiration for this generation of youth who carry within their hearts love for their homeland and take pride in its history. He emphasized that the "A New Beginning to Build a Person" initiative aims to cultivate a generation capable of facing future challenges through education and awareness of national values.

In conclusion, everyone expressed their pride in Egypt's victories in the October War, reaffirming the importance of reminding the new generations of this national epic, which marked a turning point in the country's history.

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As part of the activities of the President's Initiative for Human Development under the slogan "A New Beginning to Build a Human," and under the patronage of His Excellency Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater, President of Mansoura University, and His Excellency Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim Mohamed, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development, and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Childhood Care and Development Center, with the supervision of Prof. Dr. Riham Ahmed Afifi, Director of the Center, the Special Needs Unit at the Center hosted children from a school for children with hearing impairment to implement an educational and recreational day.

The day included speech therapy sessions tailored for cochlear implant recipients and children with hearing loss and deafness, in addition to Montessori activities aimed at developing their skills and modifying their behavior. This event was part of an effort to foster a productive educational environment that supports school students and helps bring joy to the children’s faces, alleviating the burden of disability on their spirits.

This activity reflects active participation in the Presidential Initiative for Human Development, "Bidaya," and reaffirms the ongoing government commitment to caring for individuals with special needs and providing them with comprehensive care.

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Report on the Veterinary Medical, Treatment, and Advisory Convoy in Talbana Village, Mansoura Center

Introduction:

As part of the "Bidaya" initiative, the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Mansoura University organized a veterinary medical, treatment, and advisory convoy on Monday, November 4, 2024. The convoy was part of a series of activities aimed at promoting animal health and improving veterinary care in rural Egypt, in collaboration with the Directorate of Veterinary Medicine in Dakahlia and Brook Hospital. The convoy was carried out in Talbana village, located in Mansoura Center, Dakahlia Governorate.

Sponsorship and Supervision:

The convoy was organized under the esteemed patronage of:

• Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater, President of Mansoura University
• Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim Mohamed, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development
• Prof. Dr. Maha Abdu Mohamed Abdu El-Ashmawy, Dean of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Mansoura University

The convoy was supervised by:

• Prof. Dr. Mohamed Gaber El-Sayed Gaber, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development
• Dr. Mamdouh Said Mohamed Hussein, Consultant in Obstetrics, Reproduction, and Artificial Insemination

Activities and Services Provided:

The convoy aimed to provide comprehensive veterinary medical services for livestock and poultry in the village, as well as offer guidance on animal health. A variety of activities and services were provided, including:

• Medical examinations of animals, with a large number of animals being examined and treated.
• Dispensing medicines from the convoy’s pharmacy for the animals that were examined.
• Offering guidance to the local population on animal care and disease prevention.

Number of Animals Treated:

• Cattle and buffalo: 75 heads treated
• Sheep: 170 heads examined
• Donkeys: 47 heads examined
• Poultry: 950 birds treated

Interaction and Appreciation from the Residents:

At the end of the convoy, the residents of Talbana expressed their gratitude and appreciation to all the participants in the convoy and to Mansoura University for their efforts in providing medical and advisory support. They conveyed their deep thanks for this initiative, which positively impacted the health of animals in their village.

Conclusion:

The veterinary medical, treatment, and advisory convoy held in Talbana village serves as a prime example of the active role played by Mansoura University in serving the local community through the provision of medical and scientific support to the agricultural and veterinary sectors. This convoy reflects the fruitful collaboration between various entities, contributing to the improvement of the livelihoods of local residents and promoting sustainable development efforts in Dakahlia Governorate.

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As part of the presidential initiative launched by His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, titled "A Beginning for Building the Human," and in collaboration with the Human Rights Unit at the university, the Faculty of Specific Education at Mansoura University organized a seminar titled The Right to Food.

This event was held under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Khatir, President of Mansoura University, and Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University for Environmental Affairs and Community Development. It was led by Prof. Dr. Mohy El-Din Ismail Al-Alami, Dean of the Faculty, and Prof. Dr. Mohsen El-Ghandour, Vice Dean for Environmental Affairs and Community Development.

The seminar was overseen by Prof. Dr. Tamer Saleh, Executive Director of the Human Rights Unit at the university, and coordinated by Dr. Fayza El-Azly, Coordinator of the Faculty’s Human Rights Unit, who pointed out that this seminar is the starting point for a series of seminars organized by the Human Rights Unit. Additionally, Ms. Maha Ahmed, Director of Student Affairs at the Faculty, was involved.

The seminar featured Prof. Dr. Abdel Ghani Mahmoud Abdel Ghani, who discussed the meaning of the right to food and its necessity for a dignified life. He emphasized that food is fundamental for the full development of both physical and mental capabilities. He also talked about the country’s strategy in global food security, including concepts such as food security, food sovereignty, and food sufficiency. He highlighted the relationship between the right to food, the right to health, and the right to life, noting that these rights cannot be achieved without the availability of food.

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Environmental Day at the Faculty of Arts

As part of the community and awareness role of the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector, the Faculty of Arts, in collaboration with the General Administration of Environmental Projects, the Japanese School, Social Solidarity, and Civil Society Organizations, organized an Environmental Day event on Monday, November 4, 2024.

The event was attended by:

• Prof. Dr. Mahmoud El-Gaidi, Dean of the Faculty of Arts,
• Prof. Dr. Dina Abu Al-Ala, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Arts for Community Service and Environmental Development,
• Dr. Mohamed Gamal, Director of the Japanese School, and Japanese Expert Kayoko,
• Dr. Mustafa Amin, General Director of the General Administration of Environmental Projects.

Additionally, a number of faculty members, staff, and students were present.

The Environmental Day began with the national anthem, in cooperation with the Faculty’s Scout Team. The Dean then opened the environmental exhibition, followed by a visit to the Faculty's Educational Museum, where attendees explored its contents and watched a documentary film about the heritage of civilization. Fruit trees were also planted in the Faculty's courtyard.

The visit continued with a tour of the Human Sciences and Folk Heritage Cultural Center, where the Japanese School students were introduced to Egypt's rich folk heritage.

The Environmental Seminar started with the national anthem and the recitation of the Quran.

Prof. Dr. Dina Abu Al-Ala, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Arts, delivered a speech about the Faculty’s role in utilizing environmental tools and the importance of preserving the environment. She also thanked the university leadership for their attention to community and environmental aspects.

Dr. Mustafa Amin, General Director of the General Administration of Environmental Projects in the Community Service Sector, spoke about the role of the sector in raising awareness about the importance of environmental preservation and supporting community and sports activities.

Dr. Mohamed Gamal, Director of the Japanese School, discussed the school’s role in community collaboration and conducting workshops for students on recycling paper and plastic, using eco-friendly tools, and promoting sustainability.

A video on the climate change storm was shown to highlight global climate changes. Prof. Dr. Dina Abu Al-Ala also spoke about the impact of climate change on humanity and society. A video was then presented showing the extent of pollution and the importance of environmental conservation, emphasizing the responsibility of individuals and society.

Dr. Mayasa gave a talk on the "Green Behavior" and the reasons behind the growing importance of this term. She noted that Egypt is one of the countries most affected by the consequences of climate change and highlighted the government's efforts to mitigate these effects.

At the end of the event, a discussion and dialogue session was held for the attendees, followed by the distribution of certificates of appreciation to those who participated in the event.

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A seminar entitled "Prevention of Chronic Diseases: High Blood Pressure and Diabetes" at the Faculty of Arts within the Community Awareness Committee

Under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater, President of Mansoura University, and the leadership of Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs, the Community Awareness Committee at Mansoura University organized a seminar entitled "Prevention of Chronic Diseases: High Blood Pressure and Diabetes", headed by Prof. Dr. Sahar Nessim, Dean of the Faculty of Early Childhood Education, at the Faculty of Arts, Mansoura University, where the seminar was moderated by Prof. Dr. Dina Abu Al-Ela, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Arts for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs, and was attended by Prof. Dr. Wedad Saber, Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Nursing and a member of the Community Awareness Committee and Coordinator of the Population Health Initiative, which aims to spread awareness about how to prevent these diseases by following a healthy lifestyle and understanding the risk factors leading to high blood pressure and diabetes

And raising awareness of the importance of healthy nutrition, physical activity and identifying On prevention methods and how to follow a healthy lifestyle. This symposium comes within the framework of the initiative of His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi for human development, under the slogan “A New Beginning for Building the Human Being,” which aims to raise community awareness and develop basic life skills.

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