Students of Faculty of Archeology decorate two murals at the airport entrance, on Sahari road

Under the auspices of Dr. Ayman Mahmoud Othman – President of Aswan University and in the framework of the fruitful and constructive cooperation between the university and Aswan Governorate, led by Major General Ashraf Attia – Governor of Aswan and under the supervision of Dr. Ahmed Farman – Assistant Professor of Egyptian Archeology at Faculty of Archeology and governorate advisor, in frame of Aswan University’s societal role towards Society and the surrounding environment. The students of Faculty of Archeology, teaching assistants and students of the Department of Archeology Restoration, under the supervision of Dr. Radwan Abdel Radi – Vice Dean for Community Affairs and Environment Development, and Dr. Ayman Salah Taha – Acting Head of the Department of Restoration, raised the efficiency of the murals located at the entrance to Aswan Airport, which were implemented by students of  Faculty of Specific Education, Aswan University, from drawings inspired by nature on the murals, and for exposing them to the sun and dust, the students of Faculty of Archeology raised their efficiency again so that they appear in the beautiful aesthetic appearance and the appropriate civilized form and working to restore their colors again so that they are in their best forms to receive the guests of the capital of culture, economy and Arab African youth. The work team also included a number of teaching assistants from faculty departments, namely Masoud Abdel-Hamid Al-Mekkawi, Department of Restoration, Hassan Shaaban Hassan, Department of Restoration, and Ahmed Ezz El-Din Mohammad _Islamic department_ and faculty students.