The Popular and Military Defense Forces, in cooperation with Tanta University, organized a visit for a student delegation from the university to the Tree Hill Memorial of the Second Field Army. The visit included 50 male and female students from various faculties of the university, under the patronage of Prof. Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, supervised by Colonel Mostafa Abu Karam, Director of Military Education at the university, and coordinated by Mohamed El-Qassir, General Director of the General Administration of Student Welfare.

Prof. Mohamed Hussein, President of the University, explained that the visit is part of a series of activities aimed at promoting national awareness and pride in the history of the Egyptian Armed Forces, as well as educating younger generations about the sacrifices made by heroes for the sake of the nation’s dignity and the protection of its land. He stressed the importance of such visits in building a generation that is aware of its country's history, responsible, and capable of actively contributing to its future.

During the visit, students had a unique opportunity to closely explore the heroic battles that took place at this strategic site, and the significant role it played during the glorious October War of 1973. The program included a tour of the site and an explanation of the heroic acts witnessed at the location, which helped instill a deeper sense of patriotism and appreciation for the efforts of the Egyptian Army.