28/3/2023
Under the auspices of Dr. Abdel Razek Desouki, the university president, the annual environmental exhibition titled "Welcome, Ramadan" was inaugurated at the Faculty of Special Education, under the supervision of Dr. Amani Shaker, the dean of the Faculty of Special Education, and Dr. Sohair Girgis, the vice dean of the Faculty for Community Service and Environmental Development.
The event was attended by Major General Gamal Nour El-Din, the governor of Kafr El-Sheikh, and Dr. Ismail El-Qen, the vice president of the university for postgraduate studies and research. An exhibition for selling products by the women of the Senior Citizens Club in Sakha was held inside the Faculty of Special Education as part of the community service activities of the college. This is in line with the social role and mission of Kafr El-Sheikh University, where community service is one of its prominent sectors, contributing to community development and addressing social and economic challenges.
The university president expressed his great joy in the products made by the women of the Senior Citizens Club and praised their diverse artistic creations. He extended his congratulations to the Islamic nation, the beloved country of Egypt, and all the attendees, including faculty members and students, on the arrival of the holy month.
Major General Gamal Nour El-Din commended the exhibition and the Faculty of Special Education for possessing exceptional human resources capable of graduating students with talent, creativity, and excellence, enabling them to compete in the job market. He expressed his utmost delight in the products created by the women of the Senior Citizens Club, which reflect their artistic skills and talent. He expressed his gratitude to the faculty members for their tangible efforts in producing outstanding students and congratulated everyone on the blessed month of Ramadan.
Dr. Abdel Razek Desouki praised the artistic works presented at the exhibition, which demonstrate true excellence, creativity, and awareness of cultural developments. He emphasized the university's continuous commitment to play its enlightening role in society and contribute to raising the artistic standards by supporting artistic talents and exceptional individuals. He praised the Faculty of Special Education for its participation in various artistic and creative forums, as it recognizes the importance of art as a cultural value that contributes to the revival and renaissance of society.
Dr. Amani Shaker reiterated the university's continuous support and organization of numerous exhibitions and gatherings that showcase the students' true creativity and disseminate their new and innovative ideas. This aligns with the university's strategic goal of building and developing the personality of university students, creating individuals who are more giving and positive, which significantly contributes to supporting, improving, and developing communities.
