In a new international sporting achievement, Ammar Ahmed Abdel Aziz, a third-year student at the Faculty of Physical Therapy, Port Said University, won two bronze medals at the World University Finswimming Championship, hosted in Sharm El-Sheikh from October 25 to 30, 2026, with the participation of 20 countries.
Ammar secured third place globally in two events:
– Bronze medal in the 100m Monofin.
– Bronze medal in the 50m Bifins.
This achievement adds to his distinguished athletic record, following his second-place finish at the Egyptian Universities Championship.
Prof. Dr. Sherif Saleh, President of Port Said University, expressed his pride in this accomplishment, congratulating the student and reaffirming the University’s commitment to supporting talented students and encouraging athletic excellence alongside academic achievement, preparing a generation capable of competing internationally and proudly representing Egypt.
Prof. Dr. Wael Shandi, Dean of the Faculty of Physical Therapy, also expressed his pride in the achievement, noting that it reflects students’ ability to excel academically and athletically. He extended his congratulations to Dr. Ahmed Bayoumi, Supervisor of the Student Affairs Sector at the University, and Dr. Wael Gad, responsible for Student Affairs at the Faculty, in recognition of their efforts in supporting student activities.
Dr. Marwa Khashaba, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs, also congratulated the student, praising his outstanding performance and international competitiveness, and reaffirming the Faculty’s commitment to discovering, nurturing, and supporting student talent.
This achievement highlights Port Said University’s continued commitment to supporting its outstanding students, strengthening its presence in international sporting competitions, and preparing well-rounded graduates who combine academic excellence, athletic achievement, and creativity.
