International Egyptian Women Club Charts Bold New Future in 3rd Quarter Meeting

Global partnership with a leading U.S. University Hospital to advance public health and empower women and youth in the U.S. and Egypt

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Tuesday, September 9, 2025

New Jersey, September 2025 –

The International Egyptian Women Club, led by President Dr. Mona Tantawi, held its third quarter board meeting with key leaders in attendance, including Vice President Ms. Aida Elmanzalawi, Ms. Naiera Hamed (Treasurer), Ms. Aliaa Amin (Executive Board Member), and Dr. Christina Rafael (Executive Board Member and President of the International Youth Club). The founders, Mr. Abed Elkhask and Mr. Maged Amin, also participated.

The board announced a turning point in the organization’s mission, unveiling plans to launch new health and medical initiatives in 2026 in partnership with a leading U.S.University hospital. This milestone marks a major expansion of the club’s work in advancing public health and supporting women and youth both in the United States and Egypt.

“We are charting a new path forward—one that will bring life-changing opportunities to families and youth across borders,” said Dr. Tantawi.

With strong leadership, renewed vision, and global partnerships, the International Egyptian Women Club is poised for an era of unprecedented growth and impact.

International Egyptian Women Club Charts Bold New Future in 3rd Quarter Meeting

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