Dr. Nasser Mandour, President of Suez Canal University, recently met with a delegation of students from his university who are participating in the 14th National Youth Week of Universities and Higher Institutes, being held at Minya University from September 25 to 30, 2026. This event aims to bring together students from various Egyptian universities to engage in different activities and foster a sense of community. The meeting was part of Mandour's efforts to support and encourage his students' participation in such events.
During his visit, Mandour inspected the scouting camp of Suez Canal University's student team, where he met with the students and their supervisors. He inquired about their well-being and the progress of their participation in the event. The atmosphere was filled with warmth and interaction as Mandour took commemorative photos with the students. This visit showcased Mandour's commitment to his students and their activities.
In his address to the students, Mandour expressed his pride in their participation in the event, urging them to make the most of the various activities and engage positively with their peers from other universities. He emphasized the importance of teamwork, sportsmanship, and representing their university in a respectable manner. Mandour's words of encouragement aimed to boost the students' morale and motivation.
Mandour highlighted that participating in the National Youth Week presents a valuable opportunity for his students to gain new experiences, build relationships, and exchange ideas with students from other Egyptian universities. He wished them success and continued excellence in their endeavors. The students' participation was overseen by Dr. Mohamed Abd El-Naim Osman, Vice President of the University for Education and Student Affairs.
The meeting was attended by Dr. Ahmed Kamal, General Coordinator of Student Activities, and Abdallah Amer, General Manager of the General Administration for Youth Care, among others. These officials accompanied Mandour during his visit and followed up on the activities and events. Their presence underscored the university's commitment to supporting its students' participation in national events.
This visit is part of the ongoing follow-up by the university administration to ensure that Suez Canal University students are well-represented and supported during their participation in the National Youth Week. The university's efforts to provide encouragement and resources to its students demonstrate its dedication to their development and success.
The event provides a platform for students to engage in various activities, fostering a sense of unity and cooperation among participants from different universities. By participating in such events, students can develop essential skills, build networks, and contribute to the vibrant campus life that Egyptian universities strive to maintain.
Key points
- Dr. Nasser Mandour, President of Suez Canal University, met with students participating in the 14th National Youth Week of Universities and Higher Institutes.
- The event aims to bring together students from various Egyptian universities to engage in different activities and foster a sense of community.
- Mandour emphasized the importance of teamwork, sportsmanship, and representing their university in a respectable manner.
