The event had many different ideas ranging from wireless electricity to the change in Egypt post-revolution. TEDxTPSS believes passionately in the power of ideas to change attitudes, lives and ultimately, the world.

-Introduce the TED Experience all over Egypt
-Inspire each other with different ideas
-Share knowledge and educate
-Ensuring the presentation skills of each one
-Producing new ideas and projects
-Give the chance to everyone to spread his/her idea around the his small community.

Faculty of Pharmacy, Hall 1 of lectures
El Bahr Street
Tanta
Egypt

Kheidr Mohamed Kheidr

Kheidr is a visual artist, Actor, Director, Producer, Composer, Cinematographer, Photographer, Graphic Designer and illustrator . Started his career in 1994 as a storyboard illustrator , a Layout designer for Aujourd’hui L’Egypte Magazine in 1997 and 1000 words in Pictures Magazine in1999. In addition to his Senior Art Director position for several advertising companies such as ABN( Billboards and large format printings), Trends Advertising, Fenoun ( recently known as Rotana ), Team Young & Rubicam and TBWA; he started first Newspaper Project called THE PAPER for the youth of Egypt in 2003. In 2010, Kheidr is BBIDH( Multinational Branding Network ) Creative leader and part of the new rising production company - PMC Egypt - which produces short humanitarian videos related to Egypt daily life issues. Now he is working on his 1st feature movie 114( ONE ONE FOUR ) as a co-director, co-writer, co-producer and Actor

Mohammed Fahmy

Mohamed Fahmy MSc, is a leading Pharmacognosy researcher with many registered innovations in the field of Pharmacognosy. Mohammed, is also claimed to be the founder of Clinical Pharmacognosy.

Amr Sobhy

Amr -among other titles- is a trainer, web developer,global traveler, poet, technology geek and believe-or-not a pharmacist, with intensive involvement in youth organizations, volunteer work and NGOs on the local, national, regional and international level, through which he has organized, coordinated and led countless events.