From the Bazaar to the Big Screen… Two Days That Reignited the Spirit of Al-Ahram Canadian University”
“Cairo – Maii Abdo:
In a vibrant scene that reflected the renewed dynamism of campus life, Al-Ahram Canadian University hosted a distinguished two-day student event under the patronage of Professor Dr. Khaled Hamdy, President of the University, and Professor Dr. Amal Fawzy, Vice President, with the supervision of Dr. Ragaa Magdy, General Supervisor of Student Activities and Advisor to the Student Union.
The initiative combined a dynamic student bazaar with a concluding “Movie Night,” offering a well-rounded experience that seamlessly integrated entrepreneurship, creativity, and social engagement.More than a celebratory gathering, the event embodied the university’s strategic commitment to fostering an active and inspiring academic environment. It underscored the essential role of student activities in shaping balanced, capable individuals prepared to meet evolving societal and professional demands.
In alignment with Egypt’s broader vision for youth empowerment and sustainable development, the bazaar provided students with a tangible platform to present their startups and innovative ideas, reinforcing the growing culture of entrepreneurship and self-reliance within the university community.Among the standout participants was Omar Ashraf from the Faculty of Physical Therapy, who exemplified the integration of academic excellence and entrepreneurial ambition.
By launching his own medical apparel venture, he demonstrated how determination and creativity can translate academic knowledge into practical, market-driven success—an embodiment of the forward-thinking mindset the university actively promotes.The event was fully organized by students through the ACU Out of Context family, reflecting institutional trust in student leadership and organizational capability.
Throughout the two days, the campus transformed into a vibrant hub of interaction and exchange, where innovation met collaboration in a well-coordinated and energetic atmosphere.
The closing “Movie Night” added a meaningful social dimension, creating a relaxed and inclusive setting for students to connect beyond academic boundaries. It highlighted the importance of shared experiences in strengthening belonging and building lasting memories—an essential component of holistic university life.
Students praised the initiative as one of the most engaging campus events in recent memory, citing its thoughtful balance between productivity and enjoyment. Faculty members likewise emphasized that such initiatives represent a genuine investment in human capital, nurturing a generation equipped with awareness, creativity, and the confidence to contribute effectively to society.
University leadership reaffirmed that these activities form part of a sustainable strategy to enhance campus life quality and empower students as proactive contributors to national development goals, consistent with Egypt Vision 2030’s objective of preparing future leaders capable of driving progress with competence and vision.
