Samsung Electronics Egypt opens the first SONO School in Alexandria
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As a part of its corporate social responsibility initiatives and building on the protocol that was signed in May 2015 between Samsung Electronics Egypt and the Alexandria Regional Center for Women Health and Development (ARC) Samsung Electronics, a world leader in advanced and innovative electronics, opened the doors to its second SONO School following the success of the 1st Samsung SONO School in Cairo.
Samsung’s second SONO School is located in Alexandria and operates under the patronage of the Minister of Health and in collaboration with the Alexandria Regional Center for Women Health and Development (ARC), an independent government body under the Ministry of Health, serving as a regional center for training, research and advocacy.
The Samsung SONO School is equipped with the latest cutting edge ultrasound machines (5D) from Samsung, which will serve specialists in the medical fields of gynecology and obstetrics, internal medicine, liver disease and heart disease. In addition to breast tissue examination and tumor type determination. The Samsung SONO School will also offer specialized training for using ultra sound devices to improve the participant’s diagnostic skills with the ultimate objective of contributing to the development of the healthcare sector in addition to research development in Alexandria.
Seung-Ho Yun, President of Samsung Electronics Egypt, Ragia Samir, Head of Corporate Marketing, Samsung Electronics Egypt, Under Secretary of Health Dr. Magdy Hegazy & Professor Dr. Seddik Abdel Salam, Vice President of Alexandria University, attended the opening of the School, which will ultimately support the development of the diagnostic skills
of medical practitioners in Alexandria.
“We are proud to be playing an active role in the development of this vital sector and in the welfare of Egyptians by improving the quality of lives through our transformative technologies and innovations,” said Seung-Ho Yun, President of Samsung Electronics Egypt. “Samsung is committed to supporting patients, doctors and medical centers using our innovative technologies and advanced medical equipment in hopes of creating a more healthy childbirth experience for Egyptian mothers.”
"As an industry leader and a socially responsible corporate, Samsung Electronics Egypt is continually seeking opportunities to further give back to the Egyptian community” said Ragia Samir, Head of Corporate Marketing, Samsung Electronics Egypt “Samsung embarks on such
initiatives with a deep belief in the positive impact of modern technologies, Samsung’s SONO Schools is established to offer doctors who are training at the Ultrasound Fetal Care
Unit the chance to use the most advanced medical equipment available in the world and this much needed initiative will not only focus on early detection of diseases during pregnancy, but will, more importantly, contribute to the development of the healthcare sector by training and improving the skills of medical practitioners in Alexandria using Samsung’s advanced sonography machines.
Samsung’s second SONO School is located in Alexandria and operates under the patronage of the Minister of Health and in collaboration with the Alexandria Regional Center for Women Health and Development (ARC), an independent government body under the Ministry of Health, serving as a regional center for training, research and advocacy.
The Samsung SONO School is equipped with the latest cutting edge ultrasound machines (5D) from Samsung, which will serve specialists in the medical fields of gynecology and obstetrics, internal medicine, liver disease and heart disease. In addition to breast tissue examination and tumor type determination. The Samsung SONO School will also offer specialized training for using ultra sound devices to improve the participant’s diagnostic skills with the ultimate objective of contributing to the development of the healthcare sector in addition to research development in Alexandria.
Seung-Ho Yun, President of Samsung Electronics Egypt, Ragia Samir, Head of Corporate Marketing, Samsung Electronics Egypt, Under Secretary of Health Dr. Magdy Hegazy & Professor Dr. Seddik Abdel Salam, Vice President of Alexandria University, attended the opening of the School, which will ultimately support the development of the diagnostic skills
of medical practitioners in Alexandria.
“We are proud to be playing an active role in the development of this vital sector and in the welfare of Egyptians by improving the quality of lives through our transformative technologies and innovations,” said Seung-Ho Yun, President of Samsung Electronics Egypt. “Samsung is committed to supporting patients, doctors and medical centers using our innovative technologies and advanced medical equipment in hopes of creating a more healthy childbirth experience for Egyptian mothers.”
"As an industry leader and a socially responsible corporate, Samsung Electronics Egypt is continually seeking opportunities to further give back to the Egyptian community” said Ragia Samir, Head of Corporate Marketing, Samsung Electronics Egypt “Samsung embarks on such
initiatives with a deep belief in the positive impact of modern technologies, Samsung’s SONO Schools is established to offer doctors who are training at the Ultrasound Fetal Care
Unit the chance to use the most advanced medical equipment available in the world and this much needed initiative will not only focus on early detection of diseases during pregnancy, but will, more importantly, contribute to the development of the healthcare sector by training and improving the skills of medical practitioners in Alexandria using Samsung’s advanced sonography machines.