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Faculty of Education Organizes an Awareness Seminar on National Security Strategies in Celebration of the Glorious October Victories
As part of Alexandria University’s celebrations marking the 52nd anniversary of the Glorious October Victories, and under the auspices of Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of the University, the Faculty of Education organized an educational seminar entitled “National Security Strategies in Light of the Lessons of October.”
The seminar was delivered by Major General Eng. Hafez Hassan, an expert in national security strategies, and featured a special performance by Alexandria University’s Choir.
The event was attended by Dr. Hassan Saad Abdeen, Dean of the Faculty; Dr. Salem Abdelrazek Suleiman, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development; Dr. El-Sayeda Mahmoud Ibrahim, Vice Dean for Graduate Studies and Research; and Dr. Lamia El-Shafei, Coordinator of Student Activities, along with a distinguished group of faculty members and students.
In his address, Dr. Hassan Saad Abdeen emphasized that the October Victory will forever remain a shining symbol of national pride and Egyptian determination, noting that the spirit of October serves as a model of perseverance and teamwork in achieving development goals and safeguarding the nation’s achievements.
During his lecture, Major General Hafez Hassan discussed the comprehensive concept of national security, explaining that it is not limited to military power alone but rather encompasses intellectual, economic, social, and cultural dimensions. He also stressed the importance of raising youth awareness of their vital role in maintaining the country’s stability and protecting its security.
At the conclusion of the event, the Dean expressed his gratitude to the speaker and attendees, affirming Alexandria University’s commitment to continuing the organization of educational and awareness-raising events that promote national identity and foster patriotic values among its students.
Awareness Seminar at the Faculty of Physical Education on Occupational Health and Safety Rules in Sports Facilities at Alexandria University
Under the patronage of Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, and the supervision of Dr. Afaf Khamis Ibrahim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at the Faculty of Sport Sciences for Girls, in cooperation with the Crisis and Disaster Management Unit, organized an awareness seminar entitled: "Occupational Health and Safety Rules in Sports Facilities." The event was attended by Dr. Doaa El-Dardiri Abou El-Hassan, Dean of the Faculty, and Dr. Sabrine Atiya Mersal, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development.
This seminar comes within Alexandria University's keenness to promote a culture of occupational safety and apply quality standards across its facilities, ensuring a safe environment that supports the educational process and sports activities, and achieves the highest levels of security and safety for all.
The seminar was delivered by Dr. Nadia Lotfy Abdel Fattah, Professor of Sports Management and Executive Director of the Crisis and Disaster Management Unit at the faculty. She provided a specialized presentation supported by practical examples that contribute to creating a safe environment in sports facilities. At the end of the seminar, a discussion session was held, allowing participants to ask questions and further enrich the event.
Dr. Doaa El-Dardiri Abou El-Hassan, Dean of the Faculty, explained that the seminar aimed at raising awareness of occupational safety principles in sports facilities and enhancing protection against potential risks. The seminar addressed the importance of implementing occupational health and safety regulations, mechanisms for applying them within sports environments, and identifying potential risks that may face workers and facility users, as well as the necessary protection and prevention procedures. She also emphasized that the faculty will continue to organize seminars and training programs to support community awareness of safety issues and prepare qualified cadres capable of managing risks and handling emergencies professionally and in accordance with international standards.
Dr. Sabrine Atiya Mersal stressed that the faculty attaches great importance to occupational health and safety topics, noting that such events contribute to building an aware university community capable of protecting its human resources and ensuring the safety of its facilities.
Alexandria University Faculty of Medicine Launches Comprehensive Medical Convoy to Serve the Vocational Rehabilitation Center in El-Syouf
As part of Alexandria University’s societal role in supporting the local community and serving the most vulnerable areas, and under the auspices of Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of the University, the Faculty of Medicine launched an extensive medical convoy to the Vocational Rehabilitation Center in El-Syouf to provide healthcare and therapeutic services.
The convoy coincided with the celebration of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. It included participation from the Faculty of Dentistry, Faculty of Pharmacy, Medical Research Institute, High Institute of Public Health, Faculty of Nursing, Faculty of Early Childhood Education, Faculty of Girls’ Physical Education, and the Rotary Club—reflecting an exemplary model of institutional cooperation and joint efforts in community service.
Dr. Tamer Abdallah, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Chairman of the University Hospitals Board, and Rapporteur of the University’s Convoys Committee, confirmed that the convoy successfully provided comprehensive medical services to 361 cases across various specialties, including Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Ophthalmology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Dentistry, ENT, Orthopedics, Chest Diseases, and Dermatology. He added that all medications were provided free of charge, and 35 cases requiring advanced follow-up were referred to the Main University Hospital for further examinations and necessary treatment.
It is worth noting that organizing such convoys reaffirms the university’s humanitarian and societal mission to provide high-quality healthcare services and promote health awareness among citizens. The university continues to implement its medical convoys regularly to deliver services across different areas of the governorate.
Faculty of Nursing Organizes a Scientific Forum Celebrating World Health Day Under the Theme “Our Health Is Not Separate… It Is One Story”
As part of Alexandria University’s celebrations of World Health Day, and under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of the University, the Faculty of Nursing organized a distinguished scientific forum at the Conference Hall (Blue Hall), in collaboration with faculties of the health sector (Medicine – Pharmacy – Veterinary Medicine – Dentistry – High Institute of Public Health).
Prof. Dr. Hanan Hosny El-Sherbiny, Dean of the Faculty, stated that the forum was held under the theme: “Our Health Is Not Separate… It Is One Story,” reflecting an integrated approach to promoting the “One Health” concept, which is based on the close interconnection between human, animal, and environmental health, in support of building a more efficient and sustainable healthcare system. She added that organizing such scientific forums aligns with the faculty’s core role in raising health awareness and fostering integration across disciplines, contributing to the development of healthcare services and the improvement of quality of life, as well as supporting and activating student activities as a platform for building comprehensive health awareness among students.
For her part, Prof. Dr. Sahar Mansour Lammadah, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts among various health sectors to activate the “One Health” approach. She noted that addressing contemporary health challenges requires cross-disciplinary cooperation, in addition to adopting sustainable practices—foremost among them rationalizing resource consumption and enhancing efficiency in their use.
The forum featured a rich scientific program with the participation of a distinguished group of faculty members and experts. The sessions addressed several key topics, including: the role of preventive healthcare in reducing disease burden, mechanisms for excellence in interdisciplinary work, the role of nursing as a linking element in implementing the “One Health” concept, the impact of climate change on community health, the importance of animal health as the first line of defense for human health, as well as the effect of oral health on overall health.
The event concluded with an emphasis on the need to strengthen cooperation and integration among various disciplines and health sectors to support the achievement of sustainable development goals and enhance the quality of healthcare services provided to the community, while underscoring the importance of continuously activating student activities in spreading health awareness and promoting community engagement, alongside the Faculty of Nursing’s ongoing commitment to adopting scientific and community initiatives that reinforce the university’s role in serving society.
Faculty of Specific Education Organizes the Cultural Forum for International Communities and Foreign Students
As part of the university’s commitment to supporting activities that promote cultural openness and interaction among international students, and under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Faculty of Specific Education organized the Cultural Forum for International Communities and Foreign Students (from Oman, Palestine, Kuwait, and Syria) for the undergraduate level. The event took place on Thursday, December 4, 2025, at the theater of the Faculty of Economic Studies and Political Science.
The forum was attended by Prof. Dr. Nagda Mady, Dean of the Faculty; Prof. Dr. Gehan Aboul Khair, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; Dr. Hala Mokled, Executive Director of the University’s International Students Administration; representatives of the Palestinian Consulate; a number of deans, vice deans, faculty members; as well as a large audience of international students and community leaders. The event was moderated by Dr. Nada Yousry and directed by Adham Yehia.
In her speech, Prof. Dr. Nagda Mady emphasized the importance of cultural closeness between local students and their international counterparts. Prof. Dr. Gehan Aboul Khair highlighted the faculty’s role in integrating students and providing academic support, while Dr. Hala Mokled underscored the university’s efforts in supporting international students and providing an attractive educational environment. Huthaifa Al-Alawi Al-Issawi, President of the International Students Committee at the university, expressed the students' appreciation for the university’s interest in their needs.
The forum featured distinguished artistic and musical performances by the faculty’s choir led by Maestro Dr. Hani Zoweid, a flute solo by Dr. Shaimaa Abdelhamid, and cultural presentations by international students introducing their home countries and educational experiences. The event also included the opening of an art exhibition by local and international students, as well as a traditional food exhibition representing the participating countries, reflecting the cultural diversity within the university.
The event concluded with honoring participants and presenting shields and certificates of appreciation in recognition of their contributions to the success of the forum.
The forum’s coordination was supported by Assoc. Prof. Heba Gamal Abdel Halim and Assoc. Prof. Dalia Mohamed Sharaf, with organizational contributions from Dr. Shaimaa Maher Makawy, Dr. Samar Mohamed Salem, and Dr. Heba Abu Al-Maati, whose efforts played a pivotal role in achieving the forum’s goals.
