Samia al - Faqi
Dr. Mohamed Abdalgne-Captain of Engineers received a delegation from the Board of the Journalists ' Union, headed by Professor Khalid Al-Balchi-Cajabil Journalists, attended by Professor Mohamed Saad Abdelhafid, Professor Mohamed Al-Jarahi-Kila of the Journalists ' Association, Professor Hicham Yunis-Secretary of the Fund, and Professor Iman Aouf-member of the Council of the Union, to congratulate him on his election as a Privyabib.
During the meeting, the delegation of the Board of Journalists expressed its sincere congratulations to Dr. Mohamed Abdalgni on the confidence of the General Assembly of Engineers, noting that this victory represents an assessment of his professional and trade union career, and stressing their appreciation for this benefit and confidence in his ability to lead the Engineers ' Union during the next phase, thus fulfilling the aspirations of its members and enhancing its professional and community role.
The meeting addressed the consideration of a number of files of common interest, highlighted by the continued strengthening of mutual cooperation between the two trade unions during the coming period, which would bring about real integration of roles and contribute to meeting common challenges, both at the professional and community levels.
The delegation commended the vital role played by the Engineers ' Union, emphasizing the importance of integrating professional unions, especially in the current challenges that required concerted efforts and unifying visions to serve their members.
For his part, Dr. Mohamed Abdalgni welcomed the delegation of the journalists ' union, expressing deep appreciation for the visit, which reflected the depth of relations between the two trade unions, and stressing that the journalists ' union was one of the most important pillars of the soft force affecting Egyptian society, for its central role in shaping public awareness and defending national issues.
The Engineer ' s Captain stressed his concern to strengthen the ties of inter-occupational cooperation to support the issues of society and serve its members. He noted that the next phase required continued strengthening of communication and coordination in the interest of professional issues and in the interest of the country, contributing to the exchange of experiences and coordination of positions in common professional issues, emphasizing that the Engineer Union was open to all initiatives that would support joint trade union work and the interests of trade union members.
