Beni Suef University organizes an awareness seminar on tourism and archaeology, in a collaboration between the Faculty of Nursing and the Faculty of Tourism and Hotel .
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Under the patronage of Dr. Tarek Ali, Acting President of Beni Suef University, the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector of the Faculty of Nursing—in collaboration with the Faculty of Tourism and Hotel Management—organized an educational seminar titled "Tourism and Archaeological Awareness." The event was held under the supervision of Dr. Hanan El-Zablawi Hassan, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing; Dr. Nahla Helmy Ibrahim, Dean of the Faculty of Tourism and Hotel Management; and Dr. Sherine El-Sayed Sherif, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Nursing for Community Service and Environmental Development. It was coordinated by Dr. Samar Atef, a lecturer in the Department of Nursing Administration, and attended by Dr. Mohamed Sayed Tawfik, Head of the Department of Tourism Guidance
Dr. Tarek Ali emphasized that the seminar is part of the commitment of the university to fostering national and cultural awareness among students, instilling a sense of belonging and pride in Egyptian identity, and highlighting the value of Egyptian heritage and the importance of preserving it. He pointed to the synergy between the health and tourism sectors, noting that both are rooted in shared values—such as humanitarian care, hospitality, and the provision of exceptional services. The seminar featured several academic lectures that explored the historical and cultural dimensions of the Egyptian heritage, the interconnections between the tourism and healthcare sectors, and how high-quality care helps shape a positive impression for tourists. Furthermore, the discussions addressed the significance of medical and wellness tourism in Egypt, as well as the vital role played by medical and nursing staff in supporting this sector and enhancing its appeal to visitors
For her part, Dr. Hanan Al-Zablawi Hassan, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, emphasized the importance of organizing such seminars in fostering cultural and national awareness among students. She noted that the role of educational institutions is not limited to preparing professionally qualified personnel; rather, it extends to building well-rounded individuals who take pride in their nation’s history and civilization. She further added that the collaboration between the Faculty of Nursing and the Faculty of Tourism and Hotel Management highlights the value of interdisciplinary integration and contributes to enhancing students' understanding of the healthcare sector's role in supporting Egyptian tourism
Dr. Nahla Helmy Ibrahim, Dean of the Faculty of Tourism and Hotel Management, expressed her appreciation for the fruitful cooperation between the two faculties. She emphasized that tourism and archaeological awareness represent a culture and a civilized behavior that shapes image of Egypt to its visitors, and she highlighted the importance of integrating the healthcare system with the tourism sector to provide a safe and supportive environment for tourists
At the conclusion of the proceedings, the participating guests were honored, and the floor was opened for discussion to address students' questions and inquiries—a session marked by notable engagement that reflected the students' keen interest in the seminar's topics and its various awareness-raising and educational themes
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