Salah Ghaly, the father of Mohamed Salah, disclosed that the charitable endeavour in Nagrig, Bassioun is now complete and scheduled to be launched in June. Mohamed Salah is Egypt’s and Liverpool’s football phenomenon.

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Ghaly claimed that the project, which would include an ambulance and an Al-Azhar institute, would cost more over LE18 million.

Al-Masry Ghaly notified Al-Youm that his son would not take any funding for the project. He asserted that Salah decided to use his personal funds to finance the establishment of both universities.

The Al-Azhar Institute is still under construction until it is turned over to the Gharbiya governorate’s Al-Azhar Directorate.

The inaugural ceremony will be attended by public figures and government leaders such as Al-Azhar Grand Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayyeb and Health Minister Hala Zayed. Ghaly went on.

Salah listed the establishment of Al-Azhar University as one of his goals. The football legend’s father thought back on how hard his son had fought to fulfill his passion to serve the people of his birthplace while he was in Nagrig, where Al-Azhar students had to travel considerable distances to enroll in the institutions in neighboring cities.
According to Ghaly, Salah himself monitors the advancement of the philanthropic endeavours undertaken by the Mohamed Salah Charity Foundation in his hometown and origin.

Apart from being a passionate advocate for charitable causes, Mohamed Salah is widely recognised as the leader of Egyptian and Arab football. The striker for Liverpool led his team to an incredible season in which he won nearly all of the main awards, including the coveted Golden Boot, PFA Player of the Year, and BBC African Player of the Year in 2017. Salah helped Liverpool advance to the Champions League final.

Egypt’s premier university, a respected mosque, and a countrywide network of more than 4,000 educational facilities are all part of the Al-Azhar complex in Cairo.