ASME Past President Honored at Book Launch Luncheon

ASME Past President Honored at Book Launch Luncheon ASME Past President Honored at Book Launch Luncheon ASME Past President Honored at Book Launch Luncheon April 21, 2017 ASME Past President Madiha El Mehelmy Kotb, Eng., was one of nine honorees and highlighted specialists at the affair book dispatch for Daughters of the Nile: Egyptian Women Changing their World. The lunch get-together was held March 14 at Egypt's Permanent Mission to the United Nations in New York City. ASME Past President Madiha El Mehelmy Kotb, Eng., was one of nine conspicuous ladies as of late respected at Egypts Permanent Mission to the United Nations in New York City as a major aspect of an occasion book dispatch for Daughters of the Nile: Egyptian Women Changing Their World. The lunch meeting festivity, hung on Tuesday, March 14, included two board meetings highlighting Kotb and eight of the other achieved little girls of the Nile whose accounts involve the new volume. Kotb, an inhabitant of Montreal, filled in as ASMEs 132nd president from 2013-2014 and is the previous leader of the Pressure Vessels Technical Services Division for Régie du Bâtiment du Québec. She participated in board meetings including the striking examples of overcoming adversity of Egyptian ladies experts in a scope of interests, both in here North America, in Europe and around the globe. In her board, Kotb shared the tale of her own recognized profession, including the essential second she was enlivened to seek after designing, which occurred at age 16 while viewing Neil Armstrong stroll on the moon. She likewise enlightened the crowd regarding her encounters as the absolute first female designing understudy at Loyola University. Kotb, an ASME Fellow, credited her work in ASME Codes and Standards, and the support she got from unbelievable ASME Codes pioneers Mel Green and June Ling, as the main impetus behind her ascent to the apex of ASME administration. The board meetings were directed by creator Dr. Samia Spencer, a teacher at Auburn University and the proofreader of the new book, and Dr. Daya Morsy, a leader of the Egyptian National Council for Women and leader of the Egyptian Delegation to the Commission on the Status of Women. The occasion included comments from Egypts Ambassador to the United Nations Amr Abul Atta just as from Mohammad Naciri, territorial executive for the Arab States for the U.N.