Ain Shams University, through the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector, organized a comprehensive development convoy to Beheira Governorate. The convoy provided free medical examinations and treatment, in addition to awareness campaigns for school students
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Ain Shams University launched a comprehensive development convoy in the Red Sea Governorate "Shalateen - Abu Ramad - Halayeb", continued for five days under auspices of Major General Amr Hanafi, Governor of the Red Sea, and Prof. Mohamed Diaa, President of the University
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Ain Shams University organized a convoy to serve the people of Sohag Governorate, West District. During the three days of the convoy, about 2500 beneficiaries received medical and pharmaceutical services in various medical specialties at the convoy's clinics..........
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The activities of the Ain Shams Medical University convoy concluded, which succeeded, over two days, in providing free medical services to 2531 citizens. Where the convoy was organized by the community service and environmental affairs sector at the university.........
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The Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs Sector at Ain Shams University, in cooperation with the Faculty of Law, organized a campaign to raise awareness of osteoporosis, under the title "Don't be broke and Don't be refract" at the Faculty of Law....
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The University’s Comprehensive Development Convoy provided medical services to 1016 residents of Abu Homs Center and Zawiya Naim village in Beheira Governorate, the Medical services were provided in cooperation with the Faculty of Medicine through free clinics........
Read MoreThe convoy of Ain Shams University for Comprehensive Development concluded in the Red Sea Governorate under the patronage of Major General Staff of the Red Sea Governor, President of the University and headed by the Director of University Hospitals and Assistant Secretary.
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The activities of Ain Shams University's comprehensive development convoy in Beni Mohamed village, which lasted for three days, ended with more than 2,200 beneficiaries receiving free medical and therapeutic services and prosthetic devices for people with special needs.
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