Cairo University condemns the terrorist explosion which happened on Wednesday, October 22, 2014 in the vicinity of Nahda Square. The terrorist attack did not differentiate in its consequences between brave policemen who secure the university and members of the people conveying by this an eloquent message that police and people are one hand against the black terrorism.
The Cairo University condemns this criminal incident which shows the meanness and villainy of those who are in charge of it and its planners. It is incompatible with all moral and religious values. The university emphasizes its pride of the historical role of the Egyptian police in maintaining security and safety of the Egyptians, wishing to the injured in this accident a speedy recovery.
Cairo University emphasizes that these accidents can never undermine the backbone of a self-proud people which is able to perform miracles, as these accidents will pass as a summer cloud. The university also stresses the stability of the educational process and its continuity, and that it will decisively confront those vandals with the strength of justice.
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