A new visit within “See by yourself” campaign, which was launched within the framework of the directives of His Excellency President / Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi – President of the Republic – to organize field visits for universities students to develop awareness and belonging among Egyptian university youth, to acquaint them to the capabilities of the Egyptian state, and its comprehensive vision for building the new republic, so that they can witness on the ground what It was achieved from national projects with Egyptian hands in the southern governorates of Egypt; In order to see and ascertain for themselves the achievements and projects for new development, in this context, the leadership of the People’s Defense Forces and Military Forces organized in cooperation with Aswan University under the chairmanship and sponsorship of Prof. Ayman Mahmoud Othman, Prof. Loai Saad El-Deen Nasrat_ Vice president of Education and students affairs_ Military Education administration at Aswan University, a new visit within the field visits program for national projects for Aswan University students. Today, the visit was to the granite factory in Aswan, accompanied by the General Administration of Youth Welfare at the university.
Prof. Ayman Othman also confirmed that these visits by university students are part of the “See by Yourself” campaign launched by the Armed Forces to acquaint university youth to the giant development projects that are taking place in Aswan Governorate in order to achieve comprehensive development in various sectors, to enhance loyalty and belonging among students and work. To increase their awareness of national issues.
Dr. Loai Saad El-Deen Nasrat added that the importance of these visits lies in introducing students to the national projects that have been accomplished to serve the citizen in southern Upper Egypt. The mining sector was also established in 1992 in order to exploit raw materials and minerals to enhance the development process, and work to provide building materials at affordable, Suitable, prices including albite, ilmenite, manganese, phosphate, bentonite, glass sand, talc, marble, granite, gypsum, kaolin sand, limestone, as well as sand, gravel and other building materials. This is to maximize the benefit from the mineral wealth in southern Upper Egypt.
