Princess Faika Fuad of Egypt

1926–1983 (age 57)

Biography

Princess Faika Fuad of Egypt was a dedicated philanthropist who worked to improve social conditions and support charitable causes throughout Cairo. Born in 1926, she carried forward the royal family's tradition of public service and social responsibility through her philanthropic endeavors.

Her charitable work touched many lives and reflected a genuine commitment to social welfare and community development. Princess Faika Fuad was recognized for her generosity and dedication to improving the lives of those in need. She passed away in 1983, remembered for her significant contributions to Egyptian charitable organizations and social causes.

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