As part of Menoufia University's commitment to strengthening communication with its students, Prof. Ahmed El-Kased, President of Menoufia University, joined university students at the Ramadan Iftar table. This friendly gathering reflected the spirit of friendship and unity within the university family. The gathering was attended by Prof. Sobhi Sharaf, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development; Prof. Nasser Abdel Bary, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs; Prof. Ekramy Gamal, Secretary General of the University; and Accountant Ashraf El-Nattat, Assistant Secretary General of the University, along with a large number of faculty members and students.
The President of Menoufia University expressed his happiness at being among the university students during this Ramadan atmosphere. He congratulated the students on the occasion of the holy month, praying to God to bring these blessed days back to everyone with blessings and prosperity, and to perpetuate the blessings of security and safety in Egypt under the wise leadership of His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.
He also held a lengthy discussion with them, during which he checked on the quality of the meals provided, their quantities, and the timing of their disbursement, as well as other matters related to their lives on campus and their academic progress during the month of Ramadan. He emphasized that caring for and supporting students and preparing them for the job market is our top priority.
El-Kased pointed out that organizing such a celebration creates a social and family atmosphere filled with affection and closeness, fostering a sense of connection between students, their professors, and university leaders.
Prof. Ahmed El-Kased added that the university spares no effort in providing all forms of support and care to its students and overcoming the difficulties they face. He thanked those in charge of campus affairs for their commitment to improving performance and urged the students to work harder to achieve success and excellence, so that the university can be proud of graduating a generation capable of shouldering responsibility and participating in building the nation's future.
Prof. Nasser Abdelbari also greeted the students and congratulated them on the holy month of Ramadan. He emphasized the university's commitment to continuous communication with its students, explaining that university campuses are not only for housing, but also a place for student activities and a safe alternative to family homes.
For their part, the students expressed their happiness with this kind gesture, which reflects the university administration's concern for them. They hoped for the continuation of such activities that foster a family spirit between students and administration.
The iftar party featured artistic performances, Ramadan songs and chants, and religious competitions.