Benha University Delegation of Students with Disabilities Visits the Grand Egyptian Museum

Under the auspices of prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, a delegation of students with disabilities visited the Grand Egyptian Museum as part of the university's efforts to support social and cultural activities, strengthen national belonging, and boost awareness of Egypt's history.
During the visit, students experienced the museum's latest display technologies, which combine modern innovations with the timeless stories of Egyptian civilization. They explored rare artifacts that highlight the grandeur of Egypt's cultural heritage and its unique legacy.
Prof. El-Gizawy affirmed that the Grand Egyptian Museum is a national project where architectural excellence meets civilizational spirit, blending modernity with history in a unique cultural and visual experience. He noted that the museum redefines Egypt's soft power and demonstrates the enduring vitality of Egyptian identity.
He further emphasized that Benha University strives to be a model in supporting and empowering students with disabilities. The university has ensured an inclusive educational environment, providing academic and administrative facilities, alongside cultural and athletic activities that showcase their talents and build self-confidence. He added that the university has adopted clear policies guaranteeing equal opportunities and reinforcing respect and appreciation for every student, regardless of challenges.