In line with Tanta University’s vision of discovering and nurturing young talents, the Faculty of Specific Education at Tanta University hosted the activities of the “Grand Creativity Caravan” on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

The event was held under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Mohamed Hussein Mahmoud, President of Tanta University, and under the leadership of Prof. Dr. El-Sayed Abdel-Azim El-Agouz, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs; Prof. Dr. Rania Abdo El-Imam, Dean of the Faculty; and Prof. Dr. Eman Hamed Rabie, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs.

The event was organized by the University’s General Administration of Student Welfare, represented by the Cultural Activities Department, under the leadership of Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Rahim El-Qoseir, Director General of the General Administration of Student Welfare, and under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Magdy Mahmoud Wakook, General Coordinator of Student Activities.

The caravan aimed to broaden student participation across various cultural, artistic, scientific, and athletic activities, while introducing students to the different training centers available at the university.

The caravan featured the participation of the following specialists:

• Poet Mostafa Mansour: Cultural and literary activities.

• Writer and literary figure Mokhtar Eissa: Former Vice President of the Egyptian Writers Union, overseeing literary fields.

• Ms. Manal Salah Shehata: Artistic, musical, vocal, and theatrical activities.

• Prof. Dr. Amani Habib: Fine arts.

• Prof. Dr. Amira Saber: Media-related activities.

Administrative Supervision:

• Ms. Mai Khalil

• Mr. Bassem Fathy

• Mr. Islam Shaaban

The caravan witnessed remarkable student participation and featured a diverse range of fields, including:

• Fine Arts and Visual Arts.

• Scientific and Technological Fields and Entrepreneurship.

• Cultural and Literary Activities, including short films, religious chanting and hymns, and media activities.

• Creative and Performing Arts, including theatrical acting, solo instrumental performances, singing, and athletic talents.

The primary objective of the caravan was to guide and encourage students to participate actively in extracurricular activities and develop their untapped talents in accordance with their interests, preferences, and hobbies.

The Faculty administration emphasized the importance of organizing such initiatives in fostering an environment that promotes innovation and creativity, while integrating students into a wide range of activities. These efforts contribute to developing well-rounded personalities capable of proudly representing the university at various events and competitions.

11/9/2026