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Signing a Cooperation Protocol between Sinai University and Egypt Health Care Authority

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Signing a Cooperation Protocol between Sinai University and Egypt Health Care Authority

Sinai University, with its two branches, has signed a cooperation protocol with the Egypt HealthCare Authority to train clinical-stage students and internship students from all medical faculties at the university in the authority’s hospitals. This collaboration will provide numerous training courses to benefit students and graduates of the university, as well as mandatory training for internship students.

The protocol was signed by Professor Dr. Gehan Fekry, Acting President of Sinai University, with the attendance of Dr. Mai El-Darawy, the university’s advisor for training and internships, and Mr. Mahmoud Saber, a specialist in training and internship affairs.

On behalf of the authority, under the leadership of Dr. Ahmed El-Sobky, President of the Authority, the following have attended:

– Dr. Hany Rashed, Deputy Chairman of the Egypt HealthCare Authority

– Dr. Amir El-Talwani, Executive Director of the Egypt HealthCare Authority

– Dr. Ahmed Hamad, Advisor to the President for Health Policies and Systems, and General Director of the Technical Office for the President

– Dr. Mahmoud El-Deeb, General Director of Human Resources and Assistant Executive Director for Health Planning and Mapping

– Dr. Gamal Ratba, Advisor to the President for Actuarial Studies and Head of the Central Administration for Institutional Support Services

– Dr. Aya Rashad, Director of the Non-Training Project at the Egypt HealthCare Authority

Prof. Hatem Mostafa El-bolok's Speech

We have a mission that the university, with its various parties and affiliates, seeks to reach the farthest possible point in the development space during the next few years. This will only come by supporting using advanced skills and latest technology in teaching, following scientific methodology in research, being keen on capable and conscious performance in management systems and leadership to graduate students scientifically, skillfully, and behaviorally at the highest level.
In recent years, Sinai University has been working to achieve the development goals of Egypt’s Vision 2030 to achieve comprehensive and sustainable economic development in the Sinai region, such as creating job opportunities using all available resources and capabilities and improving the social and cultural level of the people of Sinai. The university is also focusing its efforts on developing the skills of its students from the Sinai region and others, as well as preparing them to join the labor market locally, regionally, and internationally through academic programs and various student activities that meet the needs and priorities of the Egyptian state, whether in creating new job opportunities or reducing the gap between graduates and the requirements of the labor market.
This is in addition to providing social welfare programs for students, including scholarships for all segments of society, student housing, textbooks, and other services, to provide a seat for all Egyptian students from different social strata wishing to join higher education and to offer a distinguished educational service that meets the needs of and suits all members of society, especially the remote communities in the Sinai region, in line with the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research’s plan to implement Egypt’s Vision 2030.
As we seek to push Sinai University towards its appropriate position locally and regionally, we believe in the vision, will, and capabilities of the university leaders that drive them to provide and organize everything that pushes the educational process and scientific research forward. We also believe that we can achieve ambitious dreams that will crystallize In the direction of one goal: the bright future of this university, which has a particular position geographically and culturally.