Friday 16/May/2025 – 11:24 PM
The Port Said Sub -Engineers Syndicate organized a major celebration to honor ideal mothers from engineers for the year 2025, in an impressive human atmosphere filled with feelings and tears, and with the wide participation of the families of the engineers, who attended the ceremony with their honorable mothers, their children and grandchildren at rare moments of familiarity and love.
Port Said engineers honor their mothers with influential clips at the return ceremony
The celebration was held under the chairmanship of Dr. Ahmed Dawood, the captain of the engineers, and the ceremony included honoring 42 ideal mother of the mothers of the engineers, where shields, certificates of appreciation and symbolic gifts were delivered, amid a warm applause, a impressive scenes and scenes dominated by tears of joy, pride and gratitude, at a moment when children, grandchildren and the families of the engineers met to celebrate the giving of mothers and their role.
The celebration witnessed a special paragraph devoted to displaying personal videos, presented by every engineer about his honorable mother, which contained voice messages and pictures of childhood and youth memories, and clips that express gratitude and loyalty, in a pure human scene that moved the feelings of the audience, and established the value of the mother in every home and family.
This celebration returns five years ago, when one of the engineers launched it after the death of his mother during the Korona pandemic, as he decided to honor his mother every year inside the union’s celebration of Mother’s Day, despite her departure, to remain in the list of ideal mothers every year, and he will be guided through this honoring love and loyalty to every mother in the engineers community.
The ceremony concluded in a very affected atmosphere of the tunes of the song Sit Al -Habayeb Ya Habiba, “which topped the scene and broadcast in the souls a special nostalgia, to paint on the faces tears mixed with love and gratitude, at the end of a humanitarian celebration that reflected a unique cohesion between the union, its members and their families.
