Ain Shams University's comprehensive developmental convoy for the cities of Halayeb, Shalateen and Abu Ramad in the Red Sea Governorate successfully completed its work, as the convoy clinics received more than 2,503 beneficiaries from several specialties...........
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Ain Shams University comprehensive development convoy continues in the Red Sea Governorate to serve the people of Shalateen, Halayeb and Abu Ramad, whose activities were launched last Wednesday under the patronage of President of the University and Governor of Red Sea
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The activities of first day of the comprehensive development convoy in Assiut Governorate under the auspices of Prof. Mahmoud El-Metini, President of the University, Commander of the Southern Military Region and Governor of Assiut, witnessed various activities of the convoy
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The university prepares to launch its comprehensive development convoy to Assiut Governorate on Tuesday, December 24th, under the auspices of the President of the University and Major General Staff Ayman Naim, Commander of the Southern Military Region and Governor of Assiut.
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The university prepares to launch its comprehensive development convoy to Assiut Governorate on Tuesday, December 24th, under the auspices of the President of the University and Major General Staff Ayman Naim, Commander of the Southern Military Region and Governor of Assiut.
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President of Ain Shams University honored 41 doctors and administrators who participated in the activities of the comprehensive development convoy launched by the university for the cities of Shalatin, Halayeb and Abu Ramad in the Red Sea Governorate in 8/11 of this month
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The comprehensive developmental convoy of the University in the Red Sea Governorate succeeded in providing health care and treatment to more than 1125 beneficiaries through a medical team at the highest level. It was headed by director of University Hospitals......
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The activities of Ain Shams University's comprehensive development convoy in Beni Mohamed village, which lasted for three days, ended with more than 2,200 beneficiaries receiving free medical and therapeutic services and prosthetic devices for people with special needs.
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