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MSA University Launches the Arabic Version of Its Official Website

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Celebrating MSA University’s Creative Excellence on the International Stage

We are delighted to announce the international spotlight shining on a selection of exceptional graduation projects by students of the Graphics and Advertising Department, Faculty of Arts and Design, now featured on Ads of the World, a globally recognized platform for advertising and creative design.

These remarkable projects showcase our students’ creativity, innovation, and academic excellence, demonstrating their ability to transform meaningful ideas into impactful visual communication.

Through their work, our students demonstrate a meaningful commitment to Egypt’s Vision 2030 for Sustainable Development and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), transforming sustainability-focused ideas into innovative visual experiences.

We proudly celebrate these remarkable achievements, developed under the supervision and guidance of:

  • Prof. of Practice Dr. Hisham Nagy
  • Teaching Assistants: AL Amira Sabry – TA Ahmed Ayman – TA Rawan Hamada     -TA Mariam El-Nabawy

Project: Tiny Folds Festival (مهرجان تايني فولدز) By : Mai ElBeshlawy

Tiny Folds Festival is an educational and interactive festival that introduces Egyptian children to their country’s history, culture, and achievements through the art of origami in a fun, engaging, and memorable way.

🔗 Tiny Folds Festival

    Project: (fun لعب و فن) By : Salma Mohamed Hegazy

    The project is an immersive children’s art camp that combines creativity and exploration through four changing themed environments: Jungle, Ocean, Space, and Desert. Every two weeks, children enter a new world and participate in themed art activities designed to encourage imagination, self-expression, and hands-on learning.

    🔗 Children’s Art Camp – Fun

    Project: Z Mouled Festival ( مولدZ مهرجان ) By : Mariam Emad

    Z Mouled is a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional Egyptian Mouled, designed to connect younger generations with an important part of Egyptian cultural heritage. The project transforms the vibrant atmosphere, games, colors, and social experiences of the Mouled into a modern and engaging environment that resonates with Generation Z.

    🔗 Z Mouled Festival

    Project: Folklorette Puppetry Festival (مهرجان فلكلوريت للعرائس) By : Farah Fares Aboushady

    This project celebrates Egypt’s cultural and artistic heritage by bringing together diverse forms of puppetry, from Aragoz and shadow theatre to hand, rod, and marionette puppets, to revive and retell Egypt’s folkloric tales and classic operettas that have shaped generations. Through performances and workshops, Folklorette aims to reconnect children and families with the spirit of Egyptian folklore.

    🔗 Folklorette Puppetry Festival

    Project: Fusion Eleven Festival (مهرجان فيوجن 11) By : Nada Ibrahim

    “Fusion Eleven” is a cultural festival celebrating the diversity and unity of the BRICS+ nations through art, music, food, and traditions from its eleven member countries. The festival promotes cultural exchange and global connection through creativity. Egypt was chosen as the host country for its unique role as a cultural bridge between Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, as well as its rich heritage in art, history, and tourism.

    🔗 Fusion Eleven – BRICS+ Festival

    Project: مطعم عالطبلية By : Salma Wael Hassan

    This branding project celebrates Egypt’s culinary culture through a restaurant that showcases the country’s seven regional cuisines. Each day of the week is dedicated to one of the seven regions, featuring a different menu inspired by its local flavors and traditions. The restaurant offers an immersive experience through authentic regional food, music, staff uniforms, and cultural elements. Instead of fixed interior décor, large digital screens transform the space each day, displaying the landscapes, colors, and visual identity of the featured region, creating a dynamic environment that allows guests to experience a different side of Egypt with every visit.

    🔗 Egypt’s Seven Regions Restaurant

    Project: Shoubra Beloula (شبرابلولة) By : Basmala Walid Abdelmoneam

    Shoubra Beloula, Egypt’s hidden jasmine village in Gharbiya Governorate, produces nearly 65% of the world’s jasmine oil used by luxury perfume houses, including Dior and Chanel. This city branding project positions the village as the “Jasmine Capital of the World,” promoting global recognition, strengthening cultural identity, encouraging tourism, and empowering local farmers and workers.

    🔗 Shoubra Beloula – Jasmine Capital of the World

    Project: The seven gates festival (مهرجان السبع ابواب) By : Malak Ashraf Osman

    7 Gates Festival is a traveling cultural festival that moves across Egypt’s seven regions, celebrating the country’s diverse folklore, music, dance, and traditions. Inspired by the symbolism of seven gates, the festival invites visitors to “enter” different Egyptian cultures, creating a journey of discovery, cultural exchange, and national unity through immersive experiences designed for a new generation.

    🔗 7 Gates Festival

    Project: مهرجان خلاويص لسه By : Sama Osama Mohamed

    “Old Games Festival” is an immersive experience that brings childhood memories back to life in a non-traditional way. Through interactive games and sensory experiences, the festival revives memories, emotions, and cherished moments from the past, creating a nostalgic space that blends play, exploration, and shared memories.

    🔗 Old Games Festival

    Project: Egyptian Fashion Cultural Hub ( المتحف المصري للأزياء التراثية) By : Mariam Tarek Zakaria

    Egyptian Fashion Cultural Hub is a modern cultural hub dedicated to preserving Egyptian traditional fashion and raising awareness among younger generations about Egypt’s rich fashion heritage. Through modern exhibition methods, interactive displays, and workshops, the hub creates an engaging experience that connects youth with their cultural identity and traditions.

    🔗 Egyptian Fashion Cultural Hub

    Project: Foodcloria Festival (مهرجان فودكلوريا) By : Judy Ahmed

    Foodcloria is a festival centered around traditional Egyptian street food carts, bringing together a variety of authentic food carts in one vibrant experience. The festival creates an engaging and memorable atmosphere for Gen Z while celebrating the rich heritage and culture of Egyptian street food.

    🔗 Foodcloria Festival

    Project: Nile Olympics By : Farah Waleed Sayed

    Nile Olympics is an international sporting event that brings together countries connected by rivers to compete in river-based sports along the Nile River. The project combines competitions such as rowing, kayaking, and open-water swimming with cultural activities that allow participating nations to share their traditions, creating an experience that promotes unity, tourism, and cultural exchange through the global connection of rivers.

    🔗 Nile Olympics

    Project: White Gold quarries ( محاجر الذهب الأبيض) By : Malak Sherif Ghareeb

    “White Gold Quarries” is a rebranding campaign that highlights the economic, industrial, and architectural value of Minya’s white limestone quarries in Egypt. The campaign aims to reposition the quarries from being perceived as traditional extraction sites to being recognized as one of Egypt’s most valuable natural resources.

    🔗 White Gold Quarries

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