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President El-Sisi Awards Egyptian Student Mayar Othman the Second-Class Medal of Excellence

Wednesday, 04 November 2026 / 10:35 AM

Today, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi received Egyptian student Mayar Othman, who won first place and the title of Champion of the Arab Reading Challenge in the 10th edition for 2026, held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

The meeting was attended by Minister of Education and Technical Education Mr. Mohamed Abdel Latif, and the student's parents, Mr. Mohamed Othman and Mrs. Mai Abdel Aziz.

The Spokesman for the Presidency, Ambassador Mohamed El-Shennawy, said President El-Sisi congratulated the young Egyptian student on this distinguished achievement and extended his congratulations to her family for providing a supportive and encouraging environment that enabled her to excel. The President encouraged Mayar to pursue her studies and continue to take an interest in the Arabic language.

President El-Sisi awarded Mayar Othman the Second-Class Medal of Excellence and affirmed that she represents a role model and an example to be followed. The President added that honoring one of Egypt's outstanding young achievers reflects the state's commitment to highlighting inspiring examples of talented, gifted, and high-achieving Egyptians, showcasing their accomplishments, and recognizing their excellence across various fields. The President emphasized the state's interest in the Arabic language and in elevating the quality of its teaching across various schools nationwide.

President El-Sisi listened to a verse of poetry recited by Mayar Othman, following which a commemorative photograph was taken of the President with the student and her parents.

For her part, Mayar Othman expressed her sincere gratitude and appreciation to President El-Sisi for the warm reception and the recognition she received. She said that this support and encouragement serve as a major incentive for her to continue striving for excellence and bringing honor to Egypt. They also provide motivation for outstanding students and young people in general to exert more effort and achieve greater success.

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Local 04 November 2026

President El-Sisi Awards Egyptian Student Mayar Othman the Second-Class Medal of Excellence

Wednesday, 04 November 2026 / 10:35 AM

Today, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi received Egyptian student Mayar Othman, who won first place and the title of Champion of the Arab Reading Challenge in the 10th edition for 2026, held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

The meeting was attended by Minister of Education and Technical Education Mr. Mohamed Abdel Latif, and the student's parents, Mr. Mohamed Othman and Mrs. Mai Abdel Aziz.

The Spokesman for the Presidency, Ambassador Mohamed El-Shennawy, said President El-Sisi congratulated the young Egyptian student on this distinguished achievement and extended his congratulations to her family for providing a supportive and encouraging environment that enabled her to excel. The President encouraged Mayar to pursue her studies and continue to take an interest in the Arabic language.

President El-Sisi awarded Mayar Othman the Second-Class Medal of Excellence and affirmed that she represents a role model and an example to be followed. The President added that honoring one of Egypt's outstanding young achievers reflects the state's commitment to highlighting inspiring examples of talented, gifted, and high-achieving Egyptians, showcasing their accomplishments, and recognizing their excellence across various fields. The President emphasized the state's interest in the Arabic language and in elevating the quality of its teaching across various schools nationwide.

President El-Sisi listened to a verse of poetry recited by Mayar Othman, following which a commemorative photograph was taken of the President with the student and her parents.

For her part, Mayar Othman expressed her sincere gratitude and appreciation to President El-Sisi for the warm reception and the recognition she received. She said that this support and encouragement serve as a major incentive for her to continue striving for excellence and bringing honor to Egypt. They also provide motivation for outstanding students and young people in general to exert more effort and achieve greater success.