Greetings, dear readers! Dr. Amin Mohamed here, and I'm thrilled to share with you the incredible experience I had during my recent visit to Port Said. This journey was not just a summer vacation getaway; it was a mission to foster collaboration between Volgograd State Medical University and Port Said University. Allow me to take you through the enlightening moments and meaningful connections that unfolded during this unforgettable trip.

In the scorching heat of August, I embarked on a journey from Cairo to Port Said, a city rich in history and culture. My purpose? To meet with the esteemed Vice-President of Port Said University for Postgraduate Studies and Scientific Research, Dr. Prof. Rawia Rizq, and the distinguished Dr. Mohamed Kamel. Little did I know that I would be welcomed with a level of hospitality that surpassed all expectations.

The pride they expressed in welcoming a representative from the prestigious Volgograd State Medical University, especially an Egyptian at such a young age, was heartwarming. The initial meeting set the stage for discussions on the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that would lay the foundation for collaboration between our two universities. The excitement in the air was palpable, as we envisioned the beginning of a remarkable partnership.

Following this pivotal meeting, I had the privilege of exploring the Port Said University campus further. A special thanks to the Dean's office of the Faculty of General Medicine, led by the insightful Dr. Khaled Sabry. Together, we delved into the heart of the educational process in Russia and Egypt, exchanging ideas and perspectives on how our institutions could work together seamlessly.

One of the highlights was the comprehensive tour of the university facilities, including lecture halls, classrooms, the new e-library, and exam halls. The commitment to providing a conducive learning environment was evident at every turn. Dr. Sabry's passion for education and dedication to the faculty of general medicine shone through our discussions, and it was a true pleasure to engage in such insightful conversations.

As I reflect on this experience, I am filled with gratitude for the opportunity to contribute to the collaboration between our universities. It is my sincere hope that this partnership will not only enhance educational opportunities but also foster a global community of medical professionals committed to excellence.

Finally, I want to say how thankful I am for the friendly welcome, the thought-provoking conversations, and the chance to see for myself how dedicated Port Said University is to greatness. Even though my trip was short, the connections I made will definitely have a long-lasting effect on the future of medical education at Volgograd State Medical University and Port Said University.

Here's to the spirit of collaboration and the exciting journey ahead in advancing medical education globally!

Warm regards,

Dr. Mohamed Amin

Greetings, dear readers! Dr. Amin is here, and I am thrilled to share with you the exciting developments that unfolded during my recent meeting with the Director of the Russian Cultural Centers in Egypt, Mr. Marat Gatin, on July 18, 2023. This encounter proved to be a pivotal moment in fostering collaboration and opening doors to new opportunities.

As I stepped into the Russian Cultural Centers in Egypt, located in their bustling workplace, I couldn't help but reflect on the significance of the occasion. This visit marked my almost first-time return to the center after my extensive journey in Russia and only the second time I had set foot in the establishment. The purpose of my visit was as rewarding as it was intriguing: to discuss crucial matters related to my role as a specialist in the External Relations Department of Volgograd State Medical University.

My enthusiasm soared as I met Mr. Marat Gatin, a remarkable individual exuding warmth and exceptional hospitality. Our discussions delved into various aspects of business, given my presence there with the authority of a power of attorney from Volgograd State Medical University. The primary focus of our conversation revolved around two key areas that hold immense significance for both parties involved.

1. Recognition of University Diplomas:

• One of the pivotal topics we explored was the recognition of the diplomas conferred by Volgograd State Medical University. Achieving international recognition is crucial for the graduates of our esteemed institution, and Mr. Gatin and I engaged in productive conversations on how to facilitate and streamline this process. This recognition not only elevates the standing of our university on a global scale but also opens doors for our graduates to pursue further education and career opportunities in Egypt.

2. Promoting the university in Egypt and collaboration with the University of Portsaid:

• The second major point of discussion centered around promoting Volgograd State Medical University in Egypt. We explored various avenues to showcase the excellence of our programs and attract prospective students. Additionally, we discussed the potential for collaboration between our university and the University of Portsaid. This partnership has the potential to create a bridge between academic institutions, fostering knowledge exchange, joint research initiatives, and student exchange programs.

In conclusion, the meeting with Mr. Marat Gatin at the Russian Cultural Centers in Egypt was a resounding success, marking the beginning of a promising chapter in the collaboration between Volgograd State Medical University and institutions in Egypt. The benefits of this encounter extend beyond academic recognition, reaching into the realms of cultural exchange and mutual understanding. I look forward to witnessing the positive impact of these discussions and working towards a brighter future for our academic institutions.

Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to forge strong connections and build bridges between our nations!

Warm regards,

Dr. Mohamed Amin

Greetings, fellow enthusiasts of cultural exchange and academic exploration! Dr. Mohamed Amin here, thrilled to share my experience as an organizer at the Festival of the Peoples of the World, a captivating event held within the International Forum of Public Diplomacy, themed "Dialogue on the Volga: Peace and Mutual Understanding in the 21st Century."

At the heart of this festival, nestled in the vibrant "Alma Mater" site of the "Student Campus" thematic block, my colleagues and I from Volgograd State Medical University eagerly engaged with participants, unraveling the unique tapestry of opportunities our institution offers. The festival was not just an exposition; it was an immersive journey into the diverse facets of global education.

As I guide you through the chronicles of this event, envision yourself stepping into the world of medical education. Picture prospective students exploring the advantages of simulation equipment, a key highlight of our presentation. I couldn't help but marvel at the enthusiasm as medical students, armed with phantoms, delved into the intricacies of administering injections, handling emergency situations, and conducting thorough physical examinations.

Now, let me transport you to the #ThreeFour festival, where aspiring medical minds had the chance to not only learn about the diverse fields of study at Volg State Medical University but also actively participate in hands-on experiences. Imagine the thrill of independently preparing and filling a tooth on a phantom, or delving into the realms of 3D modeling and bioprinting. Moreover, the exploration extended to the Volg State Medical Research Center, where the creation of new domestic drugs took center stage.

On June 24, 2023, within the rich tapestry of the festival, the city of Volgograd witnessed a vibrant celebration of cultural diversity. Students from Volgograd universities, hailing from every corner of the globe, showcased the beauty of their national cultures.

Beyond the academic endeavors, the festival pulsated with a celebration of cultural exchange. Masterclasses on mehendi, afro braiding, amulet making, kokoshnik dolls, and sweet tasting added a delightful touch to the event, transforming it into a holistic experience.

Reflecting on this enriching journey, I am reminded of the profound impact such gatherings have on fostering mutual understanding and cultivating a sense of global unity. The Festival of Peoples of the World was not merely an event; it was a bridge connecting diverse minds, creating a tapestry of shared knowledge and cultural appreciation.

As we bid adieu to this extraordinary event, I carry with me the invaluable lessons learned and the inspiration drawn from the mosaic of cultures and academic excellence. Until our paths cross again in the next adventure of global exploration, stay curious and embrace the richness of our interconnected world!

Warm regards,

Dr. Mohamed Amin

On the impactful day of June 23, 2023, I found myself immersed in an event that transcended boundaries—the Festival of Understanding in Volgograd. As an avid advocate for cultural exchange and appreciation, this experience left an indelible mark on my understanding of the Russian culture and the profound significance of every drop of blood shed to defend the land.

The festival unfolded against the backdrop of the historic Obelisk Monument to the Defenders of Stalingrad and Red Tsaritsyn—a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made during the Great Patriotic War. The ambiance was charged with a sense of reverence, prompting reflection on the importance of comprehending Russia's rich history.

As the first day of the festival drew to a close, an exceptionally poignant moment transpired. Foreign students from Volgograd State Medical University, representing diverse corners of the globe, came together to pay their respects. With solemn grace, they laid flowers at the base of the monument, a symbolic gesture honoring the memory of those who lost their lives in the crucible of the war.

In the midst of this profound atmosphere, Russian television approached me for an interview—a spontaneous yet welcomed opportunity to articulate the importance of international students understanding and embracing the history of Russia. I highlighted the significance of delving into the narratives that shaped this nation, urging fellow students to not merely witness but to actively engage with the stories embedded in the fabric of Russian culture.

During the interview, I emphasized the importance of drawing parallels and contrasts, urging students to discern the nuances that make Russian history unique. Each international student, I argued, carries the responsibility to learn from this rich cultural tapestry, extracting lessons that transcend textbooks.

The Festival of Understanding became a catalyst for dialogue and introspection, fostering a deeper connection between international students and the history of their host country. It reinforced the notion that cultural understanding goes beyond the academic realm—it requires a genuine appreciation for the sacrifices made and an earnest commitment to learn from the lessons etched in the annals of time.

As we collectively laid flowers at the Obelisk Monument, we not only paid homage to the fallen but also pledged to be ambassadors of cultural understanding. The festival illuminated the path towards a more interconnected world—one where each drop of blood becomes a testament to the resilience and shared heritage of humanity.

In the spirit of this enriching journey, I encourage every international student to embrace the cultures that surround them, learning not only from textbooks but from the living, breathing narratives that shape the lands they now call home. Let us be active participants in the dialogue of understanding, appreciating every drop of blood shed in the name of history and progress.

Warm regards,

Dr. Mohamed Amin

On June 22, 2023, the Festival of the Peoples of the World kicked off at Volgograd State Medical University, marking a celebration of global diversity. The Association of Foreign Students of Russia inaugurated the event with the International Conference, "International Dialogue: New Prospects for Cooperation in Medicine."

As a mediator in the conference, I had the privilege of facilitating discussions between Volgograd State Medical University and Port Said University. The conference witnessed the esteemed presence of Dr. Khaled Sabry, the dean of general medicine in Port Said, and Dr. Svetlana Alexandrovna Kalashnikova, the dean of general medicine in Volgograd State Medical University.

The meeting centered around exploring avenues of collaboration between the two universities, specifically focusing on their respective faculties. The fruitful discussions aimed at enhancing cooperation and fostering synergies in the field of medicine.

For more insights into the vectors of interaction discussed during the conference, visit Volgograd State Medical University's official news.

This festival not only celebrated cultural diversity but also set the stage for promising collaborations, highlighting the power of international dialogue in shaping the future of medical education.

Warm regards,

Dr. Amin Mohamed

Greetings, dear readers, I am pleased to share with you the great insights and life-changing experiences I had as one of the organizers at the international conference "Dialogue on the Volga: Peace and Mutual Understanding in the 21st Century," which was held at Volgograd State Medical University not long ago. As I begin to write down my thoughts, I am struck by how meaningful this experience was and how much wisdom it imparted to me.

Prominent Russian and international leaders from politics, academia, business, and the general public gathered on this forum's lively platform. The main goal was to build better, longer-lasting connections by encouraging cooperation, strengthening international linkages, and increasing external openness. The program's stated aims were to foster a better grasp of international institutions and ideals and protect the objectives of national foreign policy.

Both my participation as an organizer and the fact that it occurred at a turning point in my career contributed to the event's unique significance for me. Since meeting the distinguished Dr. Mohamed Elsergani, it was almost the first significant event in which I took part. His achievements inspire me; I look up to him as a role model whose path I want to take and whose tale of success I can't wait to read.

Intellectual discourse and cross-cultural understanding were given a once-in-a-lifetime chance at the event that took place on September 21, 2022. Various topics were covered, including ways to improve international collaboration and urgent global concerns. The complexity of international relations and the significance of cooperation in attaining common objectives were brought to light for me by the many viewpoints expressed throughout the event.

The opportunity to talk to Dr. Mohamed Elsergani at the event was very great. What he taught me about leadership and achievement will last a lifetime in my memory. Having the chance to learn from someone of such illustrious standing was really a blessing.

Participating in the "Dialogue on the Volga" forum has increased my knowledge and strengthened my will to have a positive impact on the world.

Lastly, I would want to express my deepest appreciation to Volgograd State Medical University for arranging this extraordinary gathering and facilitating important discussions. Without a question, my future pursuits will be shaped by the contacts I make, the lessons I learn, and the inspiration I gain from this platform.

Cheers to seizing chances for personal development and building a more compassionate and cooperative society!

Best regards,

Dr. Mohamed Amin

Embarking on the collaborative odyssey of "Volgograd/Port Said: Cities of Heroes," I find myself surrounded by a team of distinguished individuals: Marina Voronova, Project Manager; Natalya Alshuk, International Communications Expert; Ekaterina Troitskaya, Project Manager; and Natalya Oreshkina, Project Methodologist. Together, we form a dynamic force driving the success of this impactful project.

In this narrative of collaboration, my role as the Curator for Interaction with the University of Port Said holds paramount importance. Facilitating connections and fostering collaboration between Volgograd State Medical University and Port Said University is both a privilege and a responsibility.

On May 25, 2023, I assumed the role of moderator in a virtual meeting that served as a crucial juncture, uniting representatives from both universities. In guiding discussions, my aim was to lay the groundwork for future collaborative initiatives.

Participating in the World People Festival was a moment of global representation. Honoring World War II victims, engaging in medical conferences, and celebrating World Youth Day, I contributed to amplifying the project's voice on the international stage.

As an interviewee in an event sharing the project with Russian TV, I had the opportunity to articulate the vision behind "Volgograd/Port Said: Cities of Heroes." This interaction aimed to foster friendly relations between Russia and Egypt, showcasing the project's potential for cultivating understanding.

In August 2023, my journey led me to Port Said City, where I met with the Vice-President of Port Said University for Postgraduate Studies and Scientific Research, Dr. Prof. Rawia Rizq, and the distinguished Dr. Mohamed Kamel. That meeting was after another meeting with the Director of the Russian Cultural Centers in Egypt, Mr. Marat Gatin, on July 18, 2023. The hospitality extended during this visit exceeded all expectations, marking a significant milestone in our collaborative efforts.

My multifaceted involvement in the "Volgograd/Port Said: Cities of Heroes" project reflects a commitment to collaboration. Whether as a Curator, moderator, or ambassador, I am dedicated to the shared vision of building lasting connections and understanding between Volgograd and Port Said.

The collaborative journey continues, and I am eager to share more updates on the project's achievements and future endeavors. Join me in this narrative of building bridges between Volgograd and Port Said.

Embarking on the collaborative odyssey of "Volgograd/Port Said: Cities of Heroes," I find myself surrounded by a team of distinguished individuals: Marina Voronova, Project Manager; Natalya Alshuk, International Communications Expert; Ekaterina Troitskaya, Project Manager; and Natalya Oreshkina, Project Methodologist. Together, we form a dynamic force driving the success of this impactful project.

In this narrative of collaboration, my role as the Curator for Interaction with the University of Port Said holds paramount importance. Facilitating connections and fostering collaboration between Volgograd State Medical University and Port Said University is both a privilege and a responsibility.

On May 25, 2023, I assumed the role of moderator in a virtual meeting that served as a crucial juncture, uniting representatives from both universities. In guiding discussions, my aim was to lay the groundwork for future collaborative initiatives.

Participating in the World People Festival was a moment of global representation. Honoring World War II victims, engaging in medical conferences, and celebrating World Youth Day, I contributed to amplifying the project's voice on the international stage.

As an interviewee in an event sharing the project with Russian TV, I had the opportunity to articulate the vision behind "Volgograd/Port Said: Cities of Heroes." This interaction aimed to foster friendly relations between Russia and Egypt, showcasing the project's potential for cultivating understanding.

In August 2023, my journey led me to Port Said City, where I met with the Vice-President of Port Said University for Postgraduate Studies and Scientific Research, Dr. Prof. Rawia Rizq, and the distinguished Dr. Mohamed Kamel. That meeting was after another meeting with the Director of the Russian Cultural Centers in Egypt, Mr. Marat Gatin, on July 18, 2023. The hospitality extended during this visit exceeded all expectations, marking a significant milestone in our collaborative efforts.

My multifaceted involvement in the "Volgograd/Port Said: Cities of Heroes" project reflects a commitment to collaboration. Whether as a Curator, moderator, or ambassador, I am dedicated to the shared vision of building lasting connections and understanding between Volgograd and Port Said.

The collaborative journey continues, and I am eager to share more updates on the project's achievements and future endeavors. Join me in this narrative of building bridges between Volgograd and Port Said.

In a world that is becoming increasingly interconnected, fostering meaningful connections between diverse communities is crucial. The "Volgograd / Port Said – Cities of Heroes" project stands as a testament to the power of collaboration and cultural exchange, aiming to bridge the gap between the student communities of Volgograd, Russia, and Port Said, Egypt.

The initiative was sparked by the enthusiasm of students from Port Said studying at Volgograd State Medical University. The visionaries behind the project recognized the potential to revive the historic ties between these two sister cities. Although the cities were bound by a Treaty on Friendly Relations in 1962, recent decades witnessed a disconnect. The students sought to revitalize these connections and create a platform for cultural exchange.

The journey began with a series of conferences in May and June 2023, where the project's essence was shared with Egyptian colleagues. The response was overwhelmingly positive, and the initiative gained momentum. A team of dedicated students, with the support of VolgSMU and the Russian House in Cairo, laid the foundation for future collaboration with the University of Port Said.

The implementation period, set from February 1, 2024, to September 31, 2024, promises a plethora of engaging activities aimed at fostering understanding and unity. The project's geographical scope spans Volgograd and Port Said, ensuring the involvement of both Russian and Egyptian communities.

Understanding the historical context adds depth to the project. Port Said, a sister city of Volgograd, earned the moniker "Egyptian Stalingrad" during the Suez conflict of 1956-1957. The city stood resilient against foreign forces during this tumultuous period, symbolizing the strength and fortitude shared between these two distant communities.

As the "Volgograd / Port Said – Cities of Heroes" project unfolds, it holds the promise of not only reconnecting the two cities but also nurturing lasting relationships among students, graduates, and residents. The cross-cultural exchange aims to create a ripple effect, fostering positive perceptions of Russia in Egypt and vice versa. Through education, culture, and professional collaboration, this project is sowing the seeds of a brighter, more interconnected future for Volgograd and Port Said.

🌍 International Round Table: Youth International Projects as a Tool for Regional Interaction

I am so glad to participate in the International Round Table "Youth International Projects as a Tool for Regional Interaction", which has become a significant step for me in the international sphere! 🤝✨

At this event, I shared my ideas and engaged in new collaborations, which I am confident will pave the way for future development.

One of the greatest benefits of this event was meeting inspiring individuals and young leaders:

Alaa Essam – Member of the Egyptian Parliament (International Parliamentary Committee of Egypt), President of the Progressive Youth Union (Egypt)

Belkass Nabil – President of the Moroccan-Chinese Youth League (Morocco)

Petrova Irina – Head of the Department for International Cooperation at the Center for Tourism Development and International Cooperation of the Volgograd Region (Russia)


This round table demonstrated that youth initiatives are a powerful tool for strengthening cultural and educational ties. 🌏✨

📍 Volgograd, 2024

#YouthFutureWorld #InternationalCooperation #CulturalExchange

On November 6th, 2024, I had the honor of participating in this remarkable event, where I shared my experiences as an international teacher of anatomy, a dentist, and a former specialist in international relations.

During the conference, I delivered a presentation on “The Availability of Opportunities for Youth in Egypt”—highlighting the incredible support provided by the Egyptian government and various non-profit organizations. It was an amazing opportunity to inspire and exchange ideas with such a vibrant and talented audience.

What truly stood out to me was the chance to meet many experienced and passionate individuals. I even mentioned during the event:

“The existence of such experienced people, like Delaram Asadollahi, Karrar Malla, and Ben Frag, is breaking my ego and raising the bar for competition because these guys are truly active in the international sphere. I’m looking forward to collaborating with them!”

I’m grateful for the experience, the insights gained, and the incredible people I met. Events like these are a stepping stone toward fostering youth empowerment and global cooperation. 🌟

#InternationalConference #YouthEmpowerment #AnatomyTeacher #Dentistry #EgyptianOpportunities #GlobalCooperation

I am glad to have the honor of meeting with Mr. Marat Gatin one more time at the Russian Cultural Center in Cairo. We had an insightful discussion about strengthening the ties between Volgograd State Medical University and Port Said University, exploring ways to deepen collaboration in education and cultural exchange.

In addition, we delved into the possibilities of fostering new cooperation between us and the talented youth of National Progressive Unionist (Al-Tagammu) Party, envisioning projects that could bring mutual growth and opportunities.

Meeting held in July 2024.

Let’s continue building bridges between nations through education, culture, and youth empowerment! 🌟✨

#InternationalCooperation #EducationForAll #YouthEmpowerment #CulturalExchange #RussiaEgyptRelations #VolgSMU #PortSaidUniversity #ElTagammuParty

🇪🇬🤝🇷🇺 El Tagammu Party Youth Discuss Cultural Cooperation with Volgograd University

MP Alaa Essam, Secretary of El Tagammu Party Youth and Member of Parliament, met with Dr. Mohamed Mohsen, a representative of Volgograd State Medical University and one of Egypt’s prominent researchers studying abroad. The meeting focused on enhancing cultural and educational cooperation between Volgograd University and the youth of El Tagammu Party.

The meeting included a distinguished delegation from the party’s youth members:

• Ibrahim Mousa – Assistant Secretary-General of the Youth Union

• Viola Sawiris – Member of the Executive Office

• Akram Galal – Secretary of Dakahlia Youth

• Mohamed Zein – Member of the Executive Office of the Youth Union

🔹 MP Alaa Essam highlighted the long-standing historical ties between Egypt’s El Tagammu Party and various Russian institutions, emphasizing their significant impact on both nations. He also stressed that the meeting resulted in an agreement to implement several joint cultural and youth programs in the near future, including exchanges in education, literature, and Russian theater.

🔹 Dr. Mohamed Mohsen stated that El Tagammu Party Youth had previously participated in online meetings with Volgograd University, and now it’s time to coordinate joint activities on the ground in both Russia and Egypt. He also underscored the importance of sustaining cooperation between Volgograd University and Egyptian universities, such as Port Said University, to deepen cultural relations and collaborate on youth-focused projects.

This meeting reflects the strong ties between Egypt and Russia and the vital role of youth in fostering cultural and educational cooperation between the two countries.

#EgyptRussiaRelations #YouthCooperation #CulturalExchange #VolgogradUniversity #TagammuParty #InternationalCollaboration

Recently, I had the honor of participating in an inspiring meeting with Mr. Marat Gatin, the Russian Cultural Advisor in Egypt. The meeting, organized by MP Alaa Essam, Member of Parliament and Secretary of Youth for El Tagammu Party, aimed to deepen cultural and political ties between El Tagammu Party and the Russian Cultural Center.

During the discussion, several exciting agreements were made to benefit Egyptian youth. These included:

• Scholarships: Opportunities for Egyptian youth to study Russian language and technology through specialized programs in Russia.

• Cultural Exchange: Organizing a theatrical performance by the Khaled Mohieddin Foundation, led by director Mohamed Nweir, on the stage of the Russian Cultural Center.

I had the privilege of being part of the delegation, along with notable members such as Malak Hatem, Shams Talal, Iman Reda, and Mohamed Zein, all representing the Progressive Youth Union, the youth wing of El Tagammu Party.

This meeting wasn’t just about cultural exchange—it was also a reflection of the El Tagammu Party’s commitment to global cooperation and justice. On another note, the party has strongly condemned the state terrorism practiced by the Israeli government, highlighting its unchecked aggression supported by unconditional U.S. backing and international silence on its crimes.

This fruitful discussion was a step toward fostering deeper relationships and providing valuable opportunities for Egyptian youth to engage with Russian culture and education. As a representative of Volgograd State University, I was proud to contribute to this dialogue and look forward to seeing these initiatives come to life.

#CulturalRelations #EgyptRussia #YouthEmpowerment #InternationalCooperation #TagammuParty #VolgogradUniversity

In a heartwarming gathering held at the Volgograd Hotel, the Triple M Family hosted its first annual meeting, bringing together family members, friends, and students from diverse backgrounds. This special event aimed to introduce Triple M Family members to one another, fostering connections and breaking the ice among international students, empowering them to navigate life as students far from home.

The meeting served as a platform to:

• Strengthen bonds between family members and friends.

• Encourage collaboration and mutual support among students.

• Reaffirm the company’s unwavering commitment to being a reliable support system for all its members.

As the founder of Triple M, I firmly believe in the boundless potential of the future. Through hard work, dedication, and unity, we can achieve great things together. This gathering was a beautiful reminder that family isn’t just about blood—it’s about the people who stand by your side through every challenge.

Here’s to many more successful meetings, and to a brighter future built together, one step at a time!

#TripleMFamily #InternationalStudents #Unity #SupportSystem #BuildingTheFuture

I was filled with pride and joy as I had the privilege of participating in the Day of Egypt organized by the International Friendship Club of Volgograd, held at the vibrant Youth Center in Volgograd. The event was a beautiful celebration of Egyptian culture, and I couldn’t be happier to be a part of it.

What made the day so special was seeing our Egyptian students showcase their incredible talents and passion. Their presentation about Egypt was nothing short of amazing—a true reflection of our rich history, culture, and traditions. They did an outstanding job representing our homeland and sharing its beauty with the international community in Volgograd.

Adding to the excitement, I had the chance to participate in the event by singing, which was an unforgettable experience. Standing in front of the audience and contributing to the celebration in my own way made me feel even more connected to my roots and to everyone present.

This event wasn’t just about celebrating Egypt; it was about building bridges, sharing our culture, and strengthening the bond between nations. I’m incredibly grateful to the International Friendship Club for organizing such a meaningful event and to all the students who worked hard to make it a success.

Days like this remind us of the power of culture and community. They inspire us to continue sharing our stories and connecting with others on a deeper level. I’m already looking forward to the next celebration and more opportunities to share the spirit of Egypt with the world!

#DayOfEgypt #CulturalCelebration #ProudEgyptian #VolgogradEvents #InternationalFriendship

As Russia’s Science Day approached, I had the great honor of attending my first official meeting with Professor Vladimir Shkarin, the Rector of Volgograd State Medical University (VolgGMU). This gathering brought together PhD students, members of the Scientific Society of Young Scientists and Students, and future innovators in the field of science. It was a truly special moment for me, as I had the opportunity to share my personal journey in Volgograd and express my gratitude for the incredible support I’ve received throughout my academic and professional path.

A Journey That Started with a Simple Message

Looking back to 2021, my connection with VolgGMU started in an unexpected yet remarkable way. As a foreign student at the university’s PMFI branch, I reached out via social media, sending a small book I had written on dental instruments to the rector. Honestly, I never expected a response. However, to my surprise, within a single day, I received a reply with encouragement and the possibility of publishing my book.

That moment was life-changing—it motivated me to pursue scientific research with even greater passion.

From Student to Faculty Member

After graduating, I received an important call from Professor Polikova L.V., informing me that Professor Kalashnikova S.A. was offering me a position at the Department of Anatomy at VolgGMU. Without hesitation, I accepted the opportunity.

Upon my arrival in Volgograd, I was warmly welcomed by Professor Polikova L.V. and Ms. Alshuk N.A., who introduced me to the university and guided me through my new role. Since I had a strong command of English, Professor Alshuk N.A. invited me to also work as a Specialist in the Department of International Relations, further expanding my professional experience.

Opportunities and Growth

During my time in this role, I had the privilege of representing VolgGMU in Egypt, fostering academic collaboration with Port Said University. Meanwhile, in my work at the Department of Anatomy, I was encouraged to pursue a PhD, which became possible thanks to my wonderful academic advisor, Professor Kalashnikova S.A..

She has been more than just a mentor—she has guided me through both my scientific and teaching journey. Together with Professor Polikova L.V., she has continuously supported me, helping me navigate the challenges of academia. I am incredibly grateful for the warm and friendly atmosphere they have cultivated in the Department of Anatomy, which makes working there both fulfilling and inspiring.

The Future of My Research

Now, as a PhD student, my research focuses on:

🦷 “Variational Anatomy of the Occlusal Surface of Permanent Teeth in Patients with Bruxism.”

Every step of this journey has reinforced my passion for science, my commitment to education, and my deep appreciation for the people who have supported me along the way. My first meeting with the Rector of VolgGMU was not only a moment of pride but also a powerful reminder of how far I have come—and how much more there is to achieve.

I look forward to the future of my scientific career at VolgGMU and to contributing even more to international cooperation, research, and education.

#ScientificJourney #VolgGMU #MedicalScience #AcademicSuccess #InternationalCooperation #DentalResearch #PhDLife

In the heart of Russia, during the uncertain days of June 2021, a vision took root — not in a boardroom or a business school, but in the minds of two young international students who had tasted every challenge of starting a new life abroad. Alone, overwhelmed, misunderstood — they knew what it felt like. And they vowed to change that story for those who would come after them.

That vision became Triple M — not just a company, but a mission. A beacon for every student who lands in a foreign land not knowing where to begin.

But every flame needs wind to rise.

Enter Mr. Dmitry Simonovich, a man of seasoned leadership and deep faith in the human spirit. Where others saw risk, he saw potential — the kind that comes once in a generation. He opened his arms and his resources to the two passionate founders, not because their plan was perfect, but because their fire was real. He didn’t just support them — he stood behind them with belief, patience, and strategic vision.

And so began a journey not of business, but of belonging.

A storm of energy. An unstoppable dreamer. With fire in his voice and strategy in his bones, Dr. Amin saw beyond borders — he saw a future where students weren’t just clients, but family. His leadership ignited the Triple M engine.

👉 Read more about him

The quiet strategist. If Dr. Amin was the flame, Dr. Hossam was the compass — calm, precise, and fiercely protective of the company’s stability. While one dreamed big, the other ensured it could last. Together, they formed a perfect storm of innovation and control.

From visa chaos to dorm keys, from legal forms to graduation gowns, Triple M has stood with hundreds of students across continents. Not as agents. As allies.

We are a growing bridge between worlds — backed by law, powered by people, and built on the belief that every student deserves not just success, but a place to belong.

This is not the end of our story.

This is just the beginning.