On September 29, 2026, Mohamed Youssef Al-Zaqim, Director General of the Najc Hamadi Educational Administration in Qena province, honored a group of students who achieved top rankings in theatrical and musical activities. The ceremony took place at his office and was attended by high-ranking officials, including Noura Mohamed Majid, Supervisor of the General Administration for Cultural, Artistic and Social Activities at the Ministry of Education.
The honored students included those who achieved third place in the "Mono-drama" competition and fifth place in the "Puppet Theater" competition at the national level. These students attended Najc Hamadi Basic Education School and Wadat Al-Gharbi Bahjoura Prepatory School. The achievements were made under the supervision of Ahmed Rashad Fathi, the first guide for theatrical education.
Additionally, students who achieved first place in musical competitions at the national level were also celebrated. These students were supervised by Wajih Fawzi, the first guide for musical education at Najc Hamadi Education. The honored students demonstrated exceptional talent and dedication to their craft.
Mohamed Youssef Al-Zaqim emphasized that student activities are just as important as academic curricula, as they play a vital role in shaping students' personalities, developing their leadership and creative skills, and fostering a sense of belonging. He also highlighted the importance of these activities in attracting students to schools and combating destructive ideas.
Al-Zaqim further stated that schools are not just places for learning, but also incubators for talent, and that artistic, musical, and theatrical activities directly contribute to refining students' behavior and deepening their sense of belonging. He expressed his commitment to providing support and care to talented students to promote Qena's name in various forums.
The ceremony concluded with attendees praising the impressive performance of Najc Hamadi students in ministerial competitions, affirming that this achievement reflects the efforts made by educational administrations to support excellence and creativity among students. The honored students' achievements are a testament to the importance of investing in young talent.
The event was attended by several high-ranking officials, including Dktora Maha Mohamed Mohsen, Director of the Gifted Students Department at the Qena Education Directorate, and Al-Hajj Saeed Hassan, Chairman of the Governorate's Trustees Council. The presence of these officials underscores the significance of the event and the importance of supporting student activities.
Key points
- Egyptian students from Qena province were honored for their achievements in theatrical and musical competitions at the national level.
- The honored students achieved top rankings in various competitions, including "Mono-drama," "Puppet Theater," and musical activities.
- The event highlighted the importance of student activities in shaping students' personalities and developing their leadership and creative skills.
