The Education and Student Affairs Sector Organizes an Introductory Visit to the Fustat Hills Project in Collaboration with the Urban Development Authority
Under the patronage of Prof. Mohamed Diaa Zain El-Abedeen, President of Ain Shams University, and Prof. Rami Maher Ghali, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, the Education and Student Affairs Sector, represented by the General Administration of Youth Welfare – Scouts and Public Service Committee, organized the first visit in a series of introductory visits to the Fustat Hills Project, in collaboration with the Urban Development Authority.
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The visit reflects Ain Shams University’s commitment to raising university students’ awareness of major national development projects and highlighting the Egyptian state’s efforts to achieve sustainable development, develop urban areas, and revitalize cultural heritage. These efforts reflect the state’s vision of building a more sustainable future while capitalizing on its historical and cultural assets.
The visit was coordinated and administratively supervised by Mr. Ibrahim Said Hamza, Assistant Secretary-General for Education and Student Affairs, in coordination with Ms. Asmaa Khater, Director General of the General Administration of Youth Welfare.
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The visit included an inspection tour of the project, during which students learned about the ongoing development work and explored its various facilities, including cultural and commercial activities, hotel services, open-air theaters, and heritage gardens, all of which contribute to establishing the project as an integrated cultural and tourist destination.
The visit aimed to introduce students to the historical and cultural significance of the Fustat area, raise awareness of the importance of maximizing the benefits of its diverse assets, and highlight the state’s efforts to transform challenges into opportunities for development and innovation, thereby fostering an informed generation of young people who are aware of national development issues.




