In a new and upscale university tradition, the leaders of Ain Shams University participated today, male and female students, in their celebration of the end of the academic year, where a wonderful artistic carnival was held, witnessed by Prof. Mahmoud El-Metini, President of the University and Prof. Abdel Fattah Saud, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, and Prof. Ayman Saleh, Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Research, and Prof. Ghada Farouk, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, Deans, members of the University Board, and a group of professors.

Where Ain Shams University hosted the famous writer, poet, author, doctor and producer, Dr. Medhat Al-Adl and the caricature artist Mr. Amr Fahmy.

The "Harmony Araby Choir", one of the choirs of Ain Shams University, led by Maestro Mahmoud Waheed, started the ceremony with the song "Bushra Khair" in conjunction with the celebration of the anniversary of the June 30 revolution, and then presented a number of various songs, including the famous medley of folklore, which brings together a number of distinctive songs for each Egyptian environment, "Saidi, Sinawy and coastal".

The "Oun" choir, one of the choirs of Ain Shams University, led by Maestro Mahmoud Saber, presented a distinguished number of youth songs that the audience interacted with and spread joy and optimism, including "Light is in the hearts and I am a bird in the sky."

The ceremony was ignited by the "Rouh Al Sharq" choir, one of the choirs of Ain Shams University, led by Maestro Mahmoud Mohsen, by presenting a popular medley by the artist Hakim and "What is this Sweet Day?" "Ya lelet El-Eid Anestena."

It is worth noting that Prof. Mahmoud El-Metieni and the vice-presidents of the university, accompanied Dr. Medhat El-Adl and the artist Amr Fahmy on a tour inside the Zafaran Palace Museum.

The guests praised the museum and its archaeological holdings, which are no less important and beautiful than the holdings of Ain Shams University from its creative sons and daughters who revived this elegant artistic carnival.