Al-Noamani launches the 100 Million Fruitful Trees initiative by planting 1,000 trees at the new headquarters of Sohag University
Today, Dr. Hassan Al-Noamani, President of Sohag University, inaugurated the 100 Million Fruitful Trees Initiative, by planting 1,000 trees at the university’s new headquarters, in cooperation with the Hengelha Foundation for Sustainable Development, in the presence of both Dr. Abdel Nasser Yassin, Vice President of the University for Education and Student Affairs, and Dr. Khaled Omran, Vice President of the University for Community Service Affairs. Environmental Development, Engineer Muhammad Qabtan, Chairman of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees, and a number of faculty members and students.
The university president stressed that the initiative reflects the efforts of the Egyptian state to deal with the issue of climate change, preserve the environment, and raise environmental awareness among all segments of society.
To achieve and implement environmental sustainability systems
And Egypt’s Climate Change Strategy 2050, explaining that this initiative has an important role in alleviating the phenomenon of global warming, reducing the negative effects of climate change, preserving biodiversity, enhancing the values of beauty and reducing pollution rates through afforestation operations, expanding green spaces, and improving air quality. .
Al-Numani directed that all necessary mechanisms be provided to care for these trees after planting them and follow up on their irrigation, within the framework of the keenness to improve the cultural and aesthetic appearance of the new university, and to create a healthy, green environment and create a natural outlet for all university members, coinciding with the Egyptian state’s orientation towards sustainable development and living. In a clean, green environment.
Engineer Muhammad Qabtan said that the 100 Million Trees Initiative is not just an initiative to plant trees to benefit from the aesthetic appearance of trees and plants only, but rather it is an initiative that has an environmental, global and economic impact, as part of sustainable development, explaining that it is to achieve the goals of the presidential initiative in increasing green spaces to reduce change. climate change and global warming. This came within the framework of translating the presidential initiative “Hingemelha” into reality, which is implemented by the Hengelha Foundation, adding that another 1,000 trees will be donated to the university after the completion of planting the first group.
It is worth noting that the university president, deputies, and engineer Muhammad Qabtan participated with the students in planting a number of fruit trees on both sides of the main gate of the new university campus.
Today, Dr. Hassan Al-Noamani, President of Sohag University, inaugurated the 100 Million Fruitful Trees Initiative, by planting 1,000 trees at the university’s new headquarters, in cooperation with the Hengelha Foundation for Sustainable Development, in the presence of both Dr. Abdel Nasser Yassin, Vice President of the University for Education and Student Affairs, and Dr. Khaled Omran, Vice President of the University for Community Service Affairs. Environmental Development, Engineer Muhammad Qabtan, Chairman of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees, and a number of faculty members and students.
The university president stressed that the initiative reflects the efforts of the Egyptian state to deal with the issue of climate change, preserve the environment, and raise environmental awareness among all segments of society.
To achieve and implement environmental sustainability systems
And Egypt’s Climate Change Strategy 2050, explaining that this initiative has an important role in alleviating the phenomenon of global warming, reducing the negative effects of climate change, preserving biodiversity, enhancing the values of beauty and reducing pollution rates through afforestation operations, expanding green spaces, and improving air quality. .
Al-Numani directed that all necessary mechanisms be provided to care for these trees after planting them and follow up on their irrigation, within the framework of the keenness to improve the cultural and aesthetic appearance of the new university, and to create a healthy, green environment and create a natural outlet for all university members, coinciding with the Egyptian state’s orientation towards sustainable development and living. In a clean, green environment.
Engineer Muhammad Qabtan said that the 100 Million Trees Initiative is not just an initiative to plant trees to benefit from the aesthetic appearance of trees and plants only, but rather it is an initiative that has an environmental, global and economic impact, as part of sustainable development, explaining that it is to achieve the goals of the presidential initiative in increasing green spaces to reduce change. climate change and global warming. This came within the framework of translating the presidential initiative “Hingemelha” into reality, which is implemented by the Hengelha Foundation, adding that another 1,000 trees will be donated to the university after the completion of planting the first group.
It is worth noting that the university president, deputies, and engineer Muhammad Qabtan participated with the students in planting a number of fruit trees on both sides of the main gate of the new university campus.
