Prof. Al-Sisy’s Medical Camps Continue Their Humanitarian Mission, Easing the Burden on Sudanese Exiles

Cairo – July 3, 2025
As the humanitarian crisis deepens for Sudanese citizens amid the ongoing war in their homeland, a series of impactful humanitarian initiatives—led by the medical centers of Professor Dr. Prof Abdelwahab Alsisy Consultant of Ophthalmology—have emerged as beacons of hope. These efforts have stretched from Sudan to the Egyptian capital, Cairo, embodying the highest forms of solidarity and compassion through free medical camps targeting both refugees and resident Sudanese communities.

One such initiative, Medical Camp No. 273, was recently held in collaboration with Al-Majd Sudanese Schools in Hadayek Al-Ahram. The camp provided free ophthalmology and dental services to a large number of patients, delivered by a joint Sudanese-Egyptian medical team known for both their expertise and humanitarian spirit.
“The primary goal of these camps is to reach as many Sudanese in Cairo as possible, especially those who cannot afford medical care,” said Prof. Alsisy , the initiative’s general supervisor. “As a Sudanese community, it is our duty to uphold the spirit of social solidarity and support one another through this crisis imposed by war.”
The initiative was warmly welcomed by the Sudanese diaspora in Cairo, particularly in the surrounding community of Al-Majd Schools. The school administration opened its doors to host the camp, providing a suitable environment for patient care.
Reem Mirghani Al-Nour, Founder and Chairwoman of Al-Majd Schools, praised the humanitarian medical camp as “a noble initiative that strengthens bonds of solidarity within the Sudanese community in Egypt.”
She added, “At Al-Majd, we aim to cultivate a compassionate and supportive environment rooted in generosity and empathy. We wholeheartedly support all charitable, health, and educational initiatives that serve the Sudanese people.”
Mirghani also invited Prof.Alsisy to extend the initiative to the school’s other branches in Mohandessin, Faisal, Sayeda Zeinab, and Nozha, affirming that volunteerism is a foundational pillar in the lives of Sudanese abroad, and that figures like AlSisy’s exemplify the highest values of community responsibility and proactive engagement.
Tariq Mostafa Mohamed, Director of the Hadayek Al-Ahram branch of Al-Majd Schools, echoed these sentiments, stating:
“The free medical camp organized by Dr. AlSisy’s team represented a tangible model of social solidarity and humanitarian support during a particularly difficult time for Sudanese families.”
He noted that the camp received a large number of patients from the Sudanese community, offering them comprehensive eye and dental care at no cost.
Tariq emphasized the camp’s professional organization and strict adherence to medical and ethical standards, which helped families feel genuinely cared for.
“We believe that a school is not just an educational institution, but a social platform that reflects the needs and heartbeat of the community. We will always support initiatives that uphold human dignity and health,” he concluded.
Among the camp’s many beneficiaries was Yasser Othman El-Haj, a recent arrival to Egypt following the outbreak of war in 2023.
“The care and cooperation we witnessed in the camp reflected the true spirit of unity among Sudanese abroad,” he said. “The camp helped so many in need, and the presence of specialized ophthalmologists and dentists gave people real reassurance.”
Fayrouz Mohamed, another newly arrived refugee in Cairo, described the camp as a lifeline in the midst of crisis:
“This initiative brought a sense of hope and humanity to our lives. The medical team was professional, and everything was well-organized. It meant a lot for those of us who can’t afford treatment.”
According to Doaa Magzoub Abdelaziz, Head of Public Relations and Events:
“This medical camp was a humanitarian initiative by Dr. Alsisy that we were honored to host. It served parents and Sudanese families in the area, especially those struggling with the cost of care under current conditions.”
These medical camps are part of a broader series of initiatives spearheaded by Dr. Alsisy buy them again Muham Gasir have in both Egypt and Sudan, grounded in his longstanding commitment to voluntary service and humanitarian health care. His work serves as an inspiring model of what the Sudanese diaspora can accomplish through meaningful, community-driven action.