President of Tanta University chairs the first meeting of the university’s Supreme Crisis Management Committee

The first meeting of the Supreme Committee for Crisis Management at Tanta University was held under the chairmanship of the University President, Prof. Mohamed Hussein. The meeting focused on discussing mechanisms for implementing emergency plans and addressing potential risks, as well as reviewing proactive measures to secure all university facilities, premises, and faculties.
The meeting was attended by Prof. Mahmoud Farouk Selim, Acting Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development; Prof. Wissam Salah Mohamed, Executive Director of the Main Center for Institutional Performance; and Prof. Ali Moustafa Al-Magharbl, Director of the University’s Crisis Management and Decision-Making Unit, alongside other distinguished members of the Supreme Committee.
During the proceedings, Prof. Ali Moustafa Al-Magharbl was appointed as the Rapporteur of the Supreme Committee for Crisis Management.
Prof. Mohamed Hussein emphasized that Tanta University places the safety of its community including faculty members, students, and staff at the forefront of its priorities. He stressed the necessity of full coordination and networking between the Supreme Committee and the sub-units across all faculties to ensure rapid response and immediate, effective handling of any emergencies.
For his part, Prof. Ali Al-Magharbl outlined key potential risks and crises, the university’s proposed response plans, and strategies to enhance the awareness of the university community regarding risk mitigation mechanisms.
The committee concluded its meeting by issuing a series of recommendations aimed at advancing the university’s risk response framework and ensuring effective crisis management.