As part of its social responsibility to raise awareness about the treasures of Egyptian civilization, the Zahi Hawass Foundation for Antiquities and Heritage visited "Dar Al-Sondos" for orphaned children with special needs. This initiative aligns with the Foundation’s strategy to integrate all segments of society into the journey of knowledge and national identity.
Interactive Learning and Engagement
The visit featured an interactive educational lecture on Egypt’s ancient history, showcasing the country’s most prominent tourist and archaeological landmarks. The material was presented in a simplified and engaging manner by:
Dr. Mohamed Ali Hassan
The event was filled with joy, as the children showed great enthusiasm for the historical stories and archaeological facts. This interaction highlights the initiative's success in bringing the essence of history to the hearts and minds of the children, strengthening their sense of belonging and pride in their ancestors' civilization.
A Sustainable Commitment
Ali Abu Dashish, Director of the Zahi Hawass Foundation for Antiquities and Heritage, emphasized that this visit is not an isolated event. Instead, it marks the beginning of a series of activities aimed at bringing archaeological culture to various social institutions, driven by the belief that everyone has the right to connect with their unique human heritage.
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