New Egypt Group Participation in Egyptian Day – September 6
In partnership with Al Saada Foundation, New Egypt Group highlights therapeutic art created by children at 57357 Cancer Hospital during Egyptian Day celebrations.
New Egypt Group Joins Egyptian Day Celebration with Art Showcase from 57357’s Young Patients
September 2, 2025 — Cairo, Egypt
As part of the national Egyptian Day celebrations, New Egypt Group is proud to participate in a heartwarming initiative that brings art, healing, and community together. In partnership with Al Saada Foundation, the group will present a special Art Exhibition featuring the creative works of young cancer patients from the Art Therapy Center at Hospital 57357.
The artwork, created by the hospital’s resilient children, is more than just visual expression — it serves as a powerful tool for psychological and emotional support during their treatment journeys. The exhibition aims to uplift not only the patients but also the broader Arab community, who are invited to experience these deeply moving pieces firsthand.
“These children are not only fighters; they are artists whose work carries messages of hope, strength, and beauty,” said a representative of New Egypt Group. “We are honored to stand beside them and help amplify their voices.”
New Egypt Group extends sincere gratitude to Al Saada Foundation for their remarkable organization of this event and their continued dedication to community enrichment.
📅 Event Details:
What: 57357 Children’s Art Exhibition
When: Saturday, September 6, 2025
Where: Hospital 57357, Cairo
The public is warmly invited to attend and show their support for these young heroes, whose creativity and courage continue to inspire.
“All respect and admiration go to the heroes of 57357, the dedicated staff of the Art Therapy Center, and the entire team at Hospital 57357,” the statement concludes.
“Long Live Egypt … Long Live Egypt … Long Live Egypt.”
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