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Within the framework of Ain Shams University’s strategy to develop individuals and invest in the potential of young people, the Students for Egypt Family concluded its student leadership preparation camps under the slogan “SFE World Camp,” under the patronage of Prof. Mohamed Diaa Zain El-Abdeen, President of the University, and Prof. Rami Maher Ghali, Vice President of the University for Education and Student Affairs.

The camps were organized in coordination with and under the administrative supervision of Mr. Ibrahim Saeed Hamza, Assistant Secretary-General of the University for Education and Student Affairs. They were implemented as part of the activities plan carried out by the Education and Student Affairs Sector through the Students for Egypt Family, led by Dr. Samar Ragab, General Coordinator of the Students for Egypt Family; Ms. Asmaa Khater, Director General of the General Administration for Youth Welfare; and the Student Families and Unions Administration, with the participation of Students for Egypt Family coordinators at the university’s faculties.

The camps aimed to prepare student leaders equipped with awareness, leadership, and organizational skills, qualifying them for effective participation in university and national activities and initiatives, while enhancing their ability to assume responsibility and work as part of a team.

During the camps, Dr. Samar Ragab expressed thanks and appreciation to the university leadership and the Education and Student Affairs Sector for their continuous support and for providing all the necessary resources to ensure the success of the camps. She also praised the efforts of the General Administration for Youth Welfare, the General Administration of University Cities, the General Administration for Nutrition, the Medical Administration, and all work teams for their cooperation and integration, which contributed to implementing the camps in a distinguished manner befitting the name of Ain Shams University.

The camps, held from mid-July to mid-August, witnessed the participation of approximately 800 male and female students from various university faculties through five groups. Each group lasted five days under a full-board residential system in the university’s student housing buildings. The university provided students with an integrated system of accommodation, meals, medical care, and logistical services, in addition to supervision and follow-up throughout the camp, enabling students to fully benefit from the training program and accompanying activities in a safe, organized, and integrated environment. The comprehensive residential system also provided an appropriate setting for students to participate in various lectures, workshops, practical applications, sports activities, and recreational programs, enhancing the value of the camps’ training experience and achieving integration between training, accommodation, and student activities.

The SFE World Camp featured a comprehensive program designed to prepare a generation of aware student leaders by developing leadership, teamwork, and innovation skills and promoting the values of belonging and social responsibility through a series of lectures, workshops, and practical applications.

The program also included the “Student Support Team Preparation” group, which aimed to train students in event organization, crowd management, volunteer work, and effective communication, contributing to the preparation of student cadres capable of efficiently participating in organizing and managing university activities.

The training programs were held at the "IHub" for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, as well as in the halls and buildings of the university’s student housing facilities. They covered several areas, including leadership, team building, planning, time management, student regulations, national awareness, media skills, and volunteer work, in addition to a sports and recreational program and team-building activities held at the facilities of the General Administration for Youth Welfare and the indoor sports hall.

The SFE World Camp concluded with several practical experiences and applications that contributed to refining students’ skills and enhancing their leadership and organizational abilities, supporting the preparation of a generation of student leaders capable of effective participation and making a difference both within and beyond the university.