Under Auspices of Tanta University President, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs and Dean of Faculty of Medicine Inaugurate the Student Activities Festival for the Academic Year, 2026/2027

   As part of the commitment of Tanta University to supporting student activities, developing youth’s skills, and fostering well-rounded personalities, Prof. Al-Sayyed Al-Agouz, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, and Prof. Mohammed Hantira, Dean of Faculty of Medicine and Chairman of the University Hospitals Board of Directors, inaugurated the Student Activities Festival at Faculty of Medicine for the academic year, 2026/2027. The event took place in the faculty courtyard under auspices of Prof. Mohammed Hussain, President of Tanta University.
   The inauguration was attended by Prof. Mohammed Gaber, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; Prof. Magdy Wakwak, General Coordinator of Student Activities at the University; Prof. Ragya Sharshar, Coordinator of Student Activities and Advisor to the “Students for Egypt” student group; Dr. Mohammed Al-Qasir, Director General of the General Administration of Student Welfare; and Ms. Wafaa Shalash, Director of the Student Welfare Department. 
   For his part, Prof. Al-Sayyed Al-Agouz emphasized that student activities are a fundamental pivot of the university education system, playing an important role in shaping students’ personalities, developing leadership, teamwork, and communication skills, and discovering their talents and creative abilities. He explained that the university mission extends beyond academic achievement to preparing an aware generation capable of innovation, taking responsibility, and actively contributing to community service.
   University Vice President welcomed both new and returning students, reaffirming the commitment of the university to providing an integrated campus environment that offers opportunities for learning, excellence, and participation in a wide range of cultural, artistic, athletic, scientific, and social activities. He noted that such opportunities help prepare students for professional life and strengthen their sense of belonging to the University and their country. He also stressed the continued support for talented and innovative students and its encouragement of student initiatives and outstanding ideas, in line with the vision of the New Republic.
   In addition, Prof. Mohammed Hantira affirmed the commitment of Faculty of Medicine to maintaining continuous communication with students, listening to their views and suggestions, and providing the support they need throughout their academic journey. 
   The festival featured an inspection tour of the various activity pavilions, during which the Vice President and the Dean explored a diverse range of student activities, including artistic, scientific, and technological activities; scouting and public service programs; cultural and intellectual events; chess competitions; social solidarity programs; trips; and recreational activities.
   The tour also included a visit to the Leadership Development Pavilion and its programs designed to enhance leadership and teamwork skills. The University officials met with members of student unions and student groups and joined students in some sports activities, encouraging them to make the most of the available opportunities to develop their talents and abilities and excel in various fields.
At the conclusion of the event, the Vice President and the Dean expressed their sincere appreciation to the Education and Student Affairs Sector, the University and Faculty Student Activities Coordinators, the Student Welfare Department, and everyone involved in organizing the festival. They praised their efforts in providing a diverse range of activities that enable students to showcase their talents and develop their abilities.