Tanta University Organizes “Saleem” Initiative for Health Education and Psychological Support to Promote Awareness and Foster Well-Rounded Students. The event was attended by Dr. Ahmed El-Araby, Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Prof. Abeer Alam El-Din, Dean of the Faculty of Science, faculty members, and students. It also featured a distinguished group of specialists in the medical, psychological, and awareness-raising fields, including Prof. Ramadan Abdel Razek, Member of the Islamic Research Academy at Al-Azhar Al-Sharif, Prof. Gamal Shaaban, Cardiologist and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Green Heart Medical Center, Prof. Ayman Abbas, Head of the Central Administration for Mental Health at the Ministry of Health and Population; journalist Shaimaa El-Bardini, Editor-in-Chief of the “Misr Tastatie” (Egypt Can) TV Program, Prof. Magdy Wakwak, General Coordinator of Student Activities at the University; and Prof. Amr Abdel Moneim, Professor of Cardiothoracic Surgery and General Supervisor of the University Medical Administration.

Prof. Mohamed Hussein emphasized that organizing the “Saleem” event is part of the University's vision, which places human development and student care at the heart of its educational and community mission. This is in line with the directives of the Egyptian state, under the leadership of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, which have placed great emphasis on developing Egyptian citizens, enhancing their quality of life, advancing the education and healthcare systems, and providing various forms of support and care for young people and university students.

The University President explained that the concept of university care is no longer limited to providing knowledge in lecture halls. Rather, it has become more comprehensive, encompassing physical and

mental health, social stability, awareness-raising, and skills development. This approach aims to provide students with a safe and supportive university environment that enables them to learn, innovate, and face life's challenges with confidence and responsibility.

The event featured several meetings, interactive discussions, and awareness-raising lectures addressing public health, mental health, and healthy lifestyle habits. It also explored various issues related to youth awareness and quality of life through interactive dialogue between specialists and university students.

The event was coordinated by the University Medical Administration and the University's Health Education Team, in cooperation with the General Administration for Student Welfare.

11/2/2026