Awards

The First Lady has been both nationally and internationally recognized for her efforts and endeavors by receiving the following awards:

The Maurice Pate Award by UNICEF Executive Board in recognition of her dedication and efforts for child survival, protection and development (1989).
The highest award by the Rehabilitation International Council for her outstanding services and support to disabled children (1989).
The Honorary Fulbright Award in recognition of her efforts in the field of child development and education (1992).
Enrique de la Mata International Prize for Peace by the Together for Peace Foundation in recognition of her dedication in promoting child development and alleviating the suffering of victims of natural disasters (1992).
Paul Harris Fellow by the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International in appreciation of tangible and significant assistance for the furtherance of better understanding and friendly relations between peoples of the world (1992).
The health for All Gold Medal, the highest distinction awarded by the World Health Organization in recognition of the outstanding contributions to improving the quality of life of the women and children of Egypt and her personal commitment to international efforts at integrating health in the development process (1994).
International Book Award by the International book Committee in recognition of her outstanding efforts to promote reading in Egypt (1995).
Award of Highest Honor by Soka University (1995).
The Degree of Doctor of Law by the Westminster College, New Wilmington in recognition of her outstanding achievements for the people of Egypt and in causes highly valued by the international community.
The American World Book Association for Publication Award in recognition of her role in the publication of books and her efforts in supporting the campaign of “Reading for All”.

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