Yasmine Shines at the Graduation Ceremony of Ramses College for Girls in the Presence of the Minister of Social Solidarity

Yasmine Shines at the Graduation Ceremony of Ramses College for Girls in the Presence of the Minister of Social Solidarity

The graduation ceremony of the 112th class of Ramses College for Girls was attended by a number of public, educational, and religious figures, including Engineer Margaret Sarofim, Deputy Minister of Social Solidarity; Dr. Rev. Estefanos Zaki, President of the Council of Educational Institutions and Secretary-General of the Evangelical Community; Dr. Rev. Magid Karam, Secretary-General and Legal Representative of the Council; as well as Dr. Mona Makram Allah, Principal of Ramses College for Girls.

One of the highlights of the ceremony was the special recognition of student Yasmine, who achieved third place at Ramses College for Girls in the General Secondary Education Certificate. She received a special honor from the school administration in recognition of her outstanding achievement.

Distinguished Official Attendance at Ramses College for Girls

The graduation ceremony of Ramses College for Girls was marked by the presence of several distinguished public, religious, and educational figures, among them Engineer Margaret Sarofim, Deputy Minister of Social Solidarity; Dr. Rev. Estefanos Zaki, President of the Council of Educational Institutions and Secretary-General of the Evangelical Community; Dr. Rev. Magid Karam, Secretary-General and Legal Representative of the Council; and Dr. Mona Makram Allah, Principal of Ramses College for Girls.

The Minister’s Speech at Ramses College for Girls

The Minister of Social Solidarity extended her congratulations to the graduates of Ramses College for Girls, stressing that this stage represents a new beginning toward a brighter future. She urged the graduates to cherish their friendships and accomplishments.

The Minister said:

“In the graduates of Ramses College for Girls, I see the leaders of the future, the researchers, and the artists who will make a difference in the lives of generations to come. You are Egypt’s hope.”

Special Honor for Yasmine

Student Yasmine received a special recognition during the graduation ceremony of Ramses College for Girls, after achieving third place at the school in the General Secondary Certificate. The school administration praised her perseverance and dedication, making her an inspiring role model among the class of 2025.

Closing Message

The Minister of Social Solidarity concluded her speech with an inspiring message to the graduates of Ramses College for Girls:

“Congratulations on this great achievement. You are the leaders of the future and the driving force of change in our country.