On 11/11/2011, the journey of establishing EPSF-MTI began when our co-founder, Ms. Noura Abdo, collaborated with EPSF-Pharos during their 16th Annual Congress and secured approval to establish the association known today as EPSF-MTI.

• In EPSF-MTI's first year as an official EPS member, Ms. Noura Abdo served as President, alongside board members Mr. Wessam Hamdy, Ms. Ghada Mohamed, and Ms. Amany Mohamed, with additional support from some members. During this year, EPSF-MTI held its first events, including a hepatitis awareness campaign. By the final General Assembly (GA) of 2011/2012, EPSF-MTI was recognized as the 2nd best new association of the year.

• In the second year (2012/2013), there were initially no active members in the association. Ms. Noura Abdo organized an orientation day to introduce EPS's values to new students, along with a workshop that encouraged students to explore student activities, known as UP. Inspired by the EPS vision, these students formed the core of EPSF-MTI's membership for that year.

 They kicked off the year with impactful events, such as:

1.  Patent counseling sessions.

2. Student honors and Smile Day.

3. A diabetes awareness campaign at various locations, including the university, an elder home, the Pyramids, and Nile Country Club.

• The third year marked a pivotal phase for EPSF-MTI, as it attended EPS's 18th Congress hosted by EPSF-Tanta (TPSS) for the first time. EPSF-MTI also participated in all EPS board workshops, increasing its engagement in EPS's activities. This year, EPSF-MTI's members drafted the association's first constitution and designed its official logo, representing the association in all documents and photos. The association introduced a structured point system and adopted the EPS code of ethics.The original logo of EPSF-MTI was later updated to a design that remains in use as a representation of the association to this day.