New Egypt Group Delivers “Echo” Medical Device to Egypt
Enhancing Healthcare Services in Underserved Egyptian Villages
New Egypt Group has delivered and installed an advanced “Echo” medical device for the Al-Gama’iyya Al-Shar’iyya (Islamic Charity Association) in the village of Behnay, located in Al-Bagour district, Menoufia Governorate. This initiative comes as part of the group’s ongoing efforts to support the healthcare system in underserved areas.
Mohamed El-Dewy, on behalf of New Egypt Group, handed over the device to the medical center affiliated with the Al-Gama’iyya Al-Shar’iyya in Behnay, where the center’s responsible physician received, inspected, and operated the device to ensure it was fully ready for use.
Providing this device represents an important step toward enhancing medical services in underserved villages by making advanced cardiac examinations accessible to the local community without the need to travel long distances.
The team extended special appreciation to Dr. Mona Tantawy, based in New York, whose leadership and exceptional dedication played a vital role in making this project possible in service of the homeland.
This achievement reflects New Egypt Group’s continued commitment to supporting vital medical needs and contributing to improving the quality of life in communities most in need.
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