Born June 16, 1952 in Mansoura, Abu‑Elmagd is a pioneering Egyptian‑American transplant surgeon renowned for adv... View More

Born June 16, 1952 in Mansoura, Abu‑Elmagd is a pioneering Egyptian‑American transplant surgeon renowned for advancing intestinal and multi‑visceral transplantation. A Mansoura University alumnus, he developed techniques that earned Medicare approval in the U.S. and served as president of the Intestinal Transplant Association. View Less

Professor Mohamed Ghoneim is a legendary figure in urology and kidney transplant surgery. A graduate of Mansoura Univers... View More

Professor Mohamed Ghoneim is a legendary figure in urology and kidney transplant surgery. A graduate of Mansoura University, he went on to co-found the world-renowned Urology and Nephrology Center right on campus. His work not only improved surgical techniques but also raised the global profile of Egyptian medical research. Known for his humility and dedication, Ghoneim helped train hundreds of surgeons across the Middle East and Africa. He has received numerous international awards and remains an icon in both the academic and medical fields. His lifelong mission: making Mansoura a global center for medical excellence View Less

Dr. Samir H. Saker, a prominent mathematician, is known for his groundbreaking contributions to mathematical analysis an... View More

Dr. Samir H. Saker, a prominent mathematician, is known for his groundbreaking contributions to mathematical analysis and numerical methods. A Mansoura University graduate, he pursued advanced research that earned him national and international accolades. With over 100 published papers, Saker has been a key figure in Egypt’s scientific development. His work with the Supreme Council of Universities and various mathematical societies has inspired countless students. He’s not just a scholar, but a mentor, guiding the next generation of Egyptian scientists. His academic brilliance shines as a beacon of Mansoura’s commitment to world-class education in the sciences. View Less

Ahmed Mansour is a fearless journalist and influential media personality best known for his work with Al Jazeera. After ... View More

Ahmed Mansour is a fearless journalist and influential media personality best known for his work with Al Jazeera. After graduating from Mansoura University with a degree in Arabic literature, he carved a path in investigative journalism that took him across war zones and political hotspots. His bold interviews and reports have challenged authority and exposed hidden truths, especially in the Middle East. Shows like “Without Borders” made him a household name. Despite threats and controversies, he remains unapologetically committed to free speech. His journey reflects Mansoura University’s ability to shape voices that speak truth to power. View Less

Abdel Nasser El-Gohary is a celebrated Egyptian poet, playwright, and intellectual who graduated from Mansoura Universit... View More

Abdel Nasser El-Gohary is a celebrated Egyptian poet, playwright, and intellectual who graduated from Mansoura University’s Law Faculty. Beyond legal studies, his true calling lay in literature, where he became a strong voice in modern Arabic poetry. He has published several poetry collections and theatrical works, exploring themes of identity, politics, and spirituality. His writing blends classical influence with contemporary relevance, earning him awards from literary societies across Egypt. As a cultural ambassador, he often participates in national festivals and literary events, showcasing how Mansoura produces not only professionals, but passionate creatives who move hearts and minds. View Less

Ramy Essam, dubbed the “voice of the Egyptian revolution,” rose to fame during the 2011 Arab Spring protests in Tahr... View More

Ramy Essam, dubbed the “voice of the Egyptian revolution,” rose to fame during the 2011 Arab Spring protests in Tahrir Square. A student from Mansoura University, he used music as his weapon against injustice, composing anthems that resonated with an entire generation. Songs like “Irhal” became symbols of resistance. Though his activism led to exile, Ramy continues to tour globally, advocating for freedom, human rights, and artistic expression. His lyrics often touch on women's rights, poverty, and political corruption. Ramy is a testament to how Mansoura fosters not just intellect but fearless expression and social consciousness. View Less

Ayman Nour, a Mansoura University law graduate, made history as the first serious challenger to President Hosni Mubarak ... View More

Ayman Nour, a Mansoura University law graduate, made history as the first serious challenger to President Hosni Mubarak in Egypt’s 2005 presidential elections. A liberal reformist, he founded the El-Ghad Party and quickly became a prominent face of Egypt’s pro-democracy movement. His campaign energized young voters and sparked political debate, though it came at a cost—arrest, imprisonment, and eventual exile. Despite political persecution, he continues to advocate for democracy from abroad. His career exemplifies Mansoura University’s legacy of nurturing critical thinkers who dare to challenge systems and fight for civil rights in hostile environments. View Less

Khairat el-Shater, an engineering graduate from Mansoura University, is a major political and business figure in Egypt. ... View More

Khairat el-Shater, an engineering graduate from Mansoura University, is a major political and business figure in Egypt. He played a central role in the Muslim Brotherhood’s rise to political prominence and was even nominated as their presidential candidate in 2012, although later disqualified. Known for his strategic mind and organizational skills, el-Shater helped build a vast business empire while maintaining influence within the Brotherhood’s political wing. His journey has been marked by both acclaim and controversy, but there’s no denying his impact on Egypt’s socio-political landscape. His leadership style was shaped during his formative years at Mansoura. View Less

Ismail Abu Shanab, a civil engineering graduate from Mansoura University, became one of the most senior political leader... View More

Ismail Abu Shanab, a civil engineering graduate from Mansoura University, became one of the most senior political leaders of Hamas. Known as a moderate voice within the group, he often advocated for diplomatic solutions and long-term ceasefires with Israel. Before entering politics, he worked as an engineer and university professor in Gaza. His assassination in 2003 was widely condemned and marked a turning point in regional tensions. Though controversial, Abu Shanab’s political evolution from engineer to leader underscores the powerful blend of technical knowledge and civic engagement Mansoura University instills in its students. View Less

Dr. Hesham Sallam is a paleontologist who brought international attention to Egypt with the discovery of the Mansourasau... View More

Dr. Hesham Sallam is a paleontologist who brought international attention to Egypt with the discovery of the Mansourasaurus, a 100-million-year-old dinosaur species. An alumnus of Mansoura University, he founded the Mansoura University Vertebrate Paleontology Center (MUVP), the first of its kind in the region. His research filled crucial gaps in Africa’s prehistoric record, earning global recognition. Sallam has mentored numerous young Egyptian scientists and aims to make Egypt a major player in global paleontological research. His scientific rigor and leadership highlight Mansoura’s strength in fostering both academic depth and international innovation. View Less