The Suez Canal University recently organized a musical concert to mark the 53rd anniversary of Egypt's glorious October victories. The event was held under the patronage of Dr. Nasser Saeed Mandour, the university's president, and in the presence of several high-ranking officials. The concert aimed to revive the spirit of patriotism and pride among the Egyptian people, particularly the university's students.
The concert featured the university's orchestra, led by Dr. Basma Mahmoud Ibrahim, and included a variety of national songs that reflected the country's history and heritage. The event was attended by several notable figures, including Engineer Ahmed Essam, Deputy Governor of Ismailia, and Dr. Dina Abu El-Maati, Deputy President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development.
The concert's program included a range of musical pieces, starting with the song "Bismillah" performed by the entire orchestra, followed by "Fihia Haga Helwa" sung by Lina Khaled, and "Nasr Qaweya" performed by Sarah Hassan. Other songs included "Fat Kteer Ya Biladna" and "Hobayeb Masr" sung by Reham Arabi, as well as "Sawt El Watan" performed by Najwa Shams.
The event was part of the university's efforts to promote patriotism and national pride among its students. The concert was also attended by several university officials, including Dr. Medhat Saleh, Dean of the Faculty of Education, and Dr. Mahmoud El-Debaa, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities.
The university's orchestra was joined by several professional musicians, including Dr. Ahmed Mahmoud Abdel Wahab on the violin, Dr. Hussein Mohamed on the accordion, and Dr. Inji Ashraf on the violin. The concert concluded with a medley of national songs, including "Midl El Nasr" performed by the entire orchestra.
The event was a huge success, with attendees expressing their appreciation for the university's efforts to promote national pride and patriotism. The concert was also a testament to the university's commitment to preserving Egypt's cultural heritage and promoting its values among its students.
The university's president, Dr. Nasser Saeed Mandour, expressed his gratitude to the organizers and participants of the concert, highlighting its importance in promoting national pride and unity. The event was a fitting tribute to the country's glorious October victories and a celebration of its rich cultural heritage.
Key points
- The Suez Canal University's orchestra performed a musical concert to commemorate the 53rd anniversary of Egypt's October victories.
- The concert featured a range of national songs and was attended by several high-ranking officials and university dignitaries.
- The event aimed to promote patriotism and national pride among the university's students and the wider community.
