Cairo University's Ahliya branch has launched the "Students for Egypt" initiative under the auspices of Dr. Mohamed Sami Abdel Sadek. The initiative aims to develop students' personalities and enhance their awareness of national issues. The launch event was attended by Dr. Mohamed El-Attar, Deputy President of the university for academic affairs, and Dr. Gehan El-Minyawi, Dean of the Health Sector and coordinator of the initiative. The initiative seeks to prepare students to be active partners in the development process.
The "Students for Egypt" initiative is based on an extended experience at Cairo University, targeting university students, raising their awareness, and encouraging them to participate in achieving sustainable development goals. The initiative also supports final-year students and graduates in entrepreneurship, developing their skills, and opening channels for communication and exchanging experiences between Egyptian university youth. Dr. Abdel Sadek emphasized that the initiative represents a continuation of the university's vision of investing in youth and building their awareness.
Dr. Abdel Sadek described the initiative as a nucleus for preparing students to bear responsibility and play active roles in the future. He added that the university aims to integrate the academic experience with building the student's personality, enabling them to possess the tools of thinking, dialogue, leadership, and initiative. The university seeks to qualify students to employ their knowledge and skills in serving their country.
Dr. Mohamed El-Attar stated that the university aims to provide a institutional framework that allows students to learn through practice, acquire leadership and teamwork skills, and communicate effectively. He emphasized the importance of expanding students' horizons and linking them to various experiences, helping them understand the surrounding variables and better prepare for future requirements and the job market.
Dr. Gehan El-Minyawi confirmed that the launch of the "Students for Egypt" initiative at Cairo University's Ahliya branch represents the beginning of an integrated path for preparing and qualifying students. The initiative focuses on building awareness, developing capabilities, and enhancing a spirit of initiative and responsibility. El-Minyawi explained that the initiative does not rely on traditional events but aims to prepare students who possess awareness, dialogue, thinking, initiative, and leadership capabilities.
The initiative reflects Cairo University's direction towards establishing a generation of students who combine academic excellence, awareness, responsibility, and leadership capabilities. This aligns with the university's message of preparing graduates who possess knowledge, skills, and the ability to participate effectively in building the future. The initiative is expected to have a positive impact on students and society.
The launch of the "Students for Egypt" initiative at Cairo University's Ahliya branch marks a significant step towards developing students' capabilities and preparing them for active roles in society. The initiative's success will depend on its implementation and the level of engagement from students and faculty members. Key stakeholders will be monitoring the initiative's progress and impact.
Key points
- The initiative aims to develop students' leadership and intellectual capabilities.
- The initiative supports final-year students and graduates in entrepreneurship and skills development.
- The initiative seeks to prepare students to be active partners in the development process.
