The Faculty of Pharmacy proudly announces that pharmacy students, among other members of IHEPC, won first place in the medical section of the Leaders League competition held by the Youth Leaders Foundation (YLF), the first and biggest platform for student activities in Egypt.

A grand final ceremony was held on Tuesday, March 22, 2022, to celebrate the winners in the presence of a several high-profile guests. Among the guests was Dr Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr Nivine ElQabbage, Minister of Social Solidarity; Ambassador Nabila Makram, Minister of Immigration and Egyptian Affairs Abroad; Ambassador Christian Berger, Head of the European Union delegation to Egypt and Dr Maya Morsy, President of the National Council for Women.

Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar presented an honorary prize to IHEPC members at the end of the ceremony, praising the students’ efforts and expressing interest in and support for the club’s activities.

MIU Pharmacy students who are members of the International Hepatitis Club (IHEPC) were chosen to go through to the finals of Leaders League competition hosted by Youth Leader Foundation, YLF, whose main concern is supporting student activities all over Egypt. The IHEPC will compete in the medical league. 

The Faculty of Pharmacy takes pride in its young pharmacists who will be representing MIU in this significant marathon.

For the third year in a row, IHEPC is participating in the biggest competition held for student activities all over Egypt hosted by Youth Leaders Foundation, YLF, whose main concern is supporting the youths’ massive dreams and ideas to materialize.
IHEPC competes in the medical league and they decided to go beyond the one-day convoys they hold and go for a more comprehensive project by providing people in need with radical solutions for a certain medical problem that is widely spread in most under-privileged places.
During the latest phase of three consequent ones, the President Nayera ElMallah, Vice President Hanya Hesham and OC head Mariam ElSawy presented their project in front of a group of elite judges hoping to reach the only phase remaining that will decide what student activities will be the winners.
Proudly, Nayera and Hanya are MIU Pharmacy students; in addition, they were pleased to meet Dr. Ahmed Hossam, a Dentistry MIU graduate who was one of the judges and Amira Thabet a Pharmacy MIU graduate who works at YLF. Knowing that Dr. Amira Thabet is one of YLF judges also gives them much pride.

The Faculty of Pharmacy and members of DIMAS Student Club kicked off “A Call for Good” campaign to donate used and new items such as clothes, toys, shoes, bags…etc. to the underprivileged people in Khanka city.

An appeal was sent to all students, faculty members and university employees by the organizers of the initiative to give away new or used clothes.

“A Call for Good” drive was launched from Sunday, January 9, 2022, and continued until Thursday, January 13, 2022. The donated items were dropped off in front of Pharmacy building. They will later be sorted out and distributed in Khanka city in cooperation with the Directorate of Social Affairs in Qalyubia Governorate.