Qalyubia Governor and Benha University President Attend National Front party Celebration of the 13th Anniversary of June 30 Revolution

Dr. Hossam Abdel Fattah, Governor of Qalyubia, and prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, attended the National Front party's celebration in Qalyubia marking the 13th anniversary of the June 30 Revolution. The event was also attended by Dr. Iman Rayan, Deputy Governor, Engineer Mostafa Mogahed, the party's secretary in the governorate, Dr. Amr El-Dakhakhny, Executive Director of Benha University Hospitals, along with a wide array of executive and community leaders, members of Parliament and the Senate, and representatives of Al-Azhar and the Church.
In his speech, the Governor emphasized that the June 30 Revolution represented a historic turning point in Egypt's history, laying the foundations for comprehensive development. He noted that the political leadership has consistently placed the Egyptian citizen at the heart of its priorities, a focus reflected in the scale of projects and services delivered across all sectors. He praised the ongoing efforts of executive bodies to improve public services in line with national directives, and paid tribute to the Armed Forces, the police, and the families of martyrs who sacrificed their lives in defense of the nation.
Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy highlighted the major achievements since the Revolution, stressing that it safeguarded the state's identity and institutions, reinforced security and stability, and created a favorable environment for development and investment—particularly in education. He pointed out the unprecedented attention given to building the Egyptian citizen through expanding national and technological universities and continuously supporting public universities to enhance educational quality and outcomes. He expressed gratitude to President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi for leading Egypt's path of construction and progress.
Engineer Mostafa Mogahed, Secretary of the National Front Party in Qalyubia, affirmed that the June 30 Revolution embodied the people's will to protect the nation and its institutions, paving the way for stability and a new phase of growth and development.
The celebration also featured artistic performances, patriotic segments, and songs that reflected pride in Egyptian identity, with broad participation from attendees. The event concluded with honoring families of Armed Forces and police martyrs, in recognition of the sacrifices their loved ones made to safeguard Egypt's security and stability.