PUA Celebrates Orphan’s Day

In embodiment of its leading role in community service, Pharos University in Alexandria (PUA) held a distinguished celebration on Orphan’s Day, hosting approximately 280 children from seven major non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Alexandria. These included Naba’ al-Hob, al-Istiqrar, Wukala’ al-Khair, al-Qalaa for Community Development, Tariq al-Khair, Mujib al-Saa’ilin, and Ras el-Tin Charitable Associations.

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Etman, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs, emphasized that PUA places the support of the neediest groups among its top priorities. He explained in his speech that these events represent a practical model for consolidating community awareness and promoting children’s rights through sustainable humanitarian initiatives aimed at building a cohesive society.

The celebration witnessed fruitful cooperation between the university and the participating associations in organizing the children’s attendance and care. Meanwhile, students from various faculties implemented a program full of artistic performances, entertainment competitions, and interactive segments, concluding with the distribution of gifts in a joyful atmosphere.

Organizers highlighted the vital role of the Community Service Center in coordinating efforts between various entities, ensuring the event’s outstanding success. This celebration is part of a series of activities aimed at developing a sense of community among students and encouraging their active participation in initiatives with a humanitarian dimension, reflecting PUA’s vision in supporting comprehensive human development.