Sinai University – Arish Branch Hosts a National Celebration Entitled “From the Memory of Victory to Shaping the Future”

Under the gracious patronage of Prof. Dr. Gehan Fekry, President of Sinai University, and Prof. Dr. Abdel Hamid Abdou, Vice President of the University for Education and Student Affairs at the Arish Branch, and Prof. Dr. Mamdouh Moawad, President of the National Research Centre and Acting President of the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, as part of Sinai University’s role in promoting national and cultural awareness and strengthening cooperation between academic and research institutions, Sinai University – Arish Branch, will host a national celebration on Saturday, October 17, 2026, entitled “From the Memory of Victory to Shaping the Future: The Glorious October Victories—Science, Culture, and Knowledge in Building Egyptian Awareness and Identity.” The event is organized in collaboration with the Council for Culture and Knowledge Research, one of the scientific councils affiliated with the Scientific Councils Sector of the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology. It is supervised by Prof. Dr. Shaaban Al-Amir, Rapporteur of the Council for Culture and Knowledge, and coordinated by Prof. Dr. El-Sayed Gamal Zaki, a Council member and the event coordinator.
This event highlights the importance of drawing national and scientific lessons from the glorious October Victories and emphasizing the role of science, technology, planning, and culture in achieving national accomplishments. It also seeks to apply these lessons to human development, strengthen national identity, and promote awareness among younger generations, particularly in the city of Arish, which holds a prominent place in Egypt’s national memory.
The celebration will feature a series of scientific and intellectual presentations delivered by distinguished scholars, academics, and specialists. The presentations will address several themes, including science and technology, Egyptian identity, heritage and national memory, culture and science communication, knowledge exchange, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation.
The event will also highlight ways to employ modern technologies and artificial intelligence in documenting national memory and making it accessible to future generations. These efforts aim to connect young people with the roots of Egyptian identity and deepen their understanding of the nation’s history, alongside proposing recommendations and initiatives in science, culture, heritage, digital transformation, science communication, and youth engagement.