Center for the Care of Martyrs' Families and Victims of Terrorist Operations

The center seeks to complete its basic components to become capable of fulfilling its national role in serving the community and developing the environment.

Providing a leading environment in community service and environmental development through the Center for the Care of Martyrs' Families and the Injured, using available human, material, and technological resources to promote a culture of preserving appropriate capabilities.

1. Building an integrated societal system that connects all community entities to strengthen the relationship between military institutions and the university community, fostering the spirit and values of citizenship, loyalty, and belonging.
2. Providing the university community with the opportunity to know their duties towards the nation and participate in community service by offering moral support to soldiers on national occasions.
3. Providing live examples of veterans to give lessons learned from military operations, in peace and war, to university members and the Matrouh community.
4. Rejecting extremist thought and terrorism and preserving the national entity.
5. Providing workshops, meetings, and seminars continuously to learn about the efforts made by military institutions to maintain the security and safety of the nation.
6. Supporting the Center for the Care of Martyrs' Families and the Injured with material and human resources by state officials, the university, and students as a form of community service and environmental development.