The University President, the Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, and the Vice President for Education and Student Affairs honored the participants in the celebration. The late Prof. Ahmed Hussein, Professor of Mechanical Engineering...
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Prof. Suzan El-Kalliny, Media Advisor to the University, affirmed that the celebration aims to shed light on one of the greatest civilizational projects of modern era, the Grand Egyptian Museum. She noted that this global landmark embodies the greatness of Egyptian history
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The Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development expressed her happiness at launch of the first celebration in a series of seminars organized by the sector under title “Ain Shams University - National Leadership Shaping the Future”
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The university organized a major celebration titled “Ain Shams University: National Leadership Shaping the Future – The Grand Egyptian Museum: A Pivotal Role and Enduring Contributions,” in honor of its faculty staff who took part in construction of a global landmark.
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In recognition of its leading role in supporting major national projects, Ain Shams University is organizing a major celebration entitled: “Ain Shams University: National Leadership Shaping the Future… The Grand Egyptian Museum: A Pivotal Role and Enduring Contributions”.
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In further consolidation of its national role in supporting national projects, the Community Service Sector organizes a celebration entitled “Ain Shams University: National Leadership Shaping the Future… The Grand Egyptian Museum: A Pivotal Role and Enduring Contributions"
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In line with the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, the Student Affairs, in collaboration with the Popular and Military Defense Forces Command, organized a field trip to South Sinai for students from the “Family for Egypt” and military education students.
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The University President attended the events of a seminar organized by the Faculty of Engineering to honor its professors who contributed to the construction of the Grand Egyptian Museum, one of the largest and most significant cultural projects in Egypt and the world.
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