A march titled "A Message of peace for the world from Assiut University", with the participation of young universities from different countries among the events of the second day of the "Peoples Week" forum The March, Dr. Tariq al-Jamal, president of Assiut University, Dr. Taya Abdul Latif, advisor to the Minister of Higher Education for student activities, Dr. Shehata Gharib, vice president for education and Student Affairs and the general Supervisor for organizing the forum, and Dr. Maha Ghanem Vice rector for service affairs Community and environment Development, Dr. Jamal Mohammed Ali, Dean of the Faculty of Physical Education, and Colonel Walid Hasanin, director of the Department of Military Education, and a number of deans of faculties and faculty members and a crowd of thousands of students and students from the university, and from the student arrivals in various Egyptian universities ParticipationDr. Tariq Al Jamal, President of Assiut University, called on the people of the world to uphold peace, promote the values of religious tolerance, embrace ethnic pluralism and culture, stand together in the face of violence and extremism and oppose any attempts to spread intolerant ideas and beliefs that incite hatred and sabotage.Dr. Shehata Gharib Shalakami said that the march carried the slogan "Peace Message to the world from Assiut University", which was launched this morning in front of the Faculty of Physical Education at the university, after the president of the university launched the sign of the beginning accompanied by the music band and advanced by the flag of Egypt and the leaders involved, adding The mass procession that took place across the campus, raising the flag of Egypt and flags of the Forum logo, and chanting slogans calling for the spread of peace and love until its arrival at the headquarters of the administrative building of the university, at the end of the march the participating leaders launched the bath as a universal symbol of peace, and participants attended the university leaders Thousands of Egyptian and expatriate students from about 30 Arab and African nationalities are repeating the national anthem of the Arab Republic of Egypt.