Prof. Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, received the preacher and Islamic thinker Mustafa Hosni, on the sidelines of the symposium «The Path to Psychological Peace in Light of the Challenges of the Age», organized by the university, which is held under the patronage of the University President and under the leadership and presence of Prof. El-Sayed El-Ajouz, Vice President of the University for Education and Student Affairs, and in coordination with Dr. Amr Abdel Moneim, Supervisor of the Medical Administration at the University, and in cooperation with Khair El-Zad Foundation. This is within the framework of the university's plan to enhance awareness among students, build an integrated personality, and develop national and intellectual awareness, which contributes to preparing a generation capable of facing the challenges of the times with awareness and balance.

    Prof. Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, stressed that the university pays great attention to building the personality of the university student in an integrated manner, based on its belief that the role of university institutions is not limited to providing academic knowledge only, but extends to include consolidating positive values, developing awareness, and enhancing psychological and intellectual health among young people.

    The university president added that organizing such awareness events comes within the framework of the university's strategy to prepare a generation that possesses awareness and the ability to think positively, and deal with the changes and challenges of the era with confidence and balance, stressing the importance of opening channels for dialogue with students and benefiting from influential figures and experienced people in providing awareness messages that contribute to developing their awareness and strengthening their national affiliation.

    For his part, Prof. Al-Sayed Al-Ajouz stressed that the education and student sector is keen to diversify activities and events that aim to develop students' personalities in all their aspects, pointing out that interest in psychological peace represents one of the important axes in supporting the educational process and achieving a balance between academic achievement and personal life.

    The Vice President for Education and Student Affairs explained that the symposium represents an opportunity to enhance students' awareness of the importance of dealing positively with pressures, developing skills to adapt to challenges, and consolidating the values of hope, responsibility, and moderation, stressing the sector's continued organization of educational and awareness-raising events that respond to the needs of young people and support the building of an aware generation capable of effective participation in community service.

    It is worth noting that the event was organized by the Education and Student Sector at Tanta University, in cooperation with the Medical Administration, as part of the university's keenness to pay attention to the psychological and intellectual aspects of students, in addition to its academic and educational role, and to provide a university environment that supports mental health and intellectual balance, which enhances students' ability to deal positively with life pressures and challenges.