The Faculty of Law, Tanta University, held today an inauguration ceremony for the “Students for Egypt” group for the 2026/2027 academic year. The ceremony was attended by Prof. Samy Mohamed Abd El-Aal, Faculty Dean; Prof. Magdy Wakwak, General Coordinator of Student Activities; Dr. Basant Osama, the Student Group Supervisor; and Ms. Bahia El-Menshawy, Director of the Faculty’s Student Welfare Administration.

   At the beginning of the ceremony, Prof. Samy Mohamed Abd El-Aal welcomed the members of the “Students for Egypt” group, emphasizing that this student organization embodies the values of national belonging and loyalty, teamwork, positivity, and active participation in shaping Egypt’s future.

   He asserted that the university’s mission is not limited to providing education and knowledge; it also extends to developing students’ personalities, raising their national awareness, sharpening their leadership skills, and instilling the values of responsibility, discipline, tolerance, and volunteerism.

   He further pointed out that Egypt has high expectations of its young people, who represent its hope and the cornerstone of its future. He urged them to live up to their responsibilities, make their activities models of awareness, culture, creativity, and initiative, and uphold their university and national values. He also encouraged them to remain committed to the belief that serving the nation begins with dedication to work, respect for others, and a commitment to excellence and giving. He concluded by thanking Prof. Magdy Wakwak, General Coordinator of Student Activities, for his considerable efforts in promoting student activities throughout the academic year.

   This was followed by a speech by Prof. Magdy Wakwak, General Coordinator of Student Activities, who described the “Students for Egypt” group as a prominent national student organization that is steadily pursuing a clear vision: building a strong, well-organized student community that contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Strategy: Egypt Vision 2030.

   Dr. Basant Osama, the Student Group Supervisor, also delivered a welcoming speech in which she emphasized that the group always seeks to build a dynamic student community that contributes to achieving the SDGs. She commended the group's success over the past year in launching a comprehensive program of events, seminars, and activities, while maintaining academic excellence and continuously developing students' skills, enabling them to serve as exemplary representatives of their university and country.

   At the end of the ceremony, Prof. Samy Mohamed Abd El-Aal honored the student group's secretary, deputy secretary, and members in recognition of their efforts and contributions to the various activities and as an encouragement for their continued participation.

11/4/2026