Egypt 5 pounds International Pediatrics Congress Children silver coin 1995

This Egypt 5 pounds silver coin, issued in 1995 (AH1416), commemorates the International Congress of Pediatrics held in Cairo, highlighting the global importance of child healthcare and medical cooperation. Struck in silver, this coin reflects both humanitarian values and Egypt’s role in hosting international medical events.

The obverse features a meaningful and symbolic design: a child figure interacting with a stylized globe, representing global unity and care for children worldwide. Above and around the scene are inscriptions reading “INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PEDIATRICS” along with Arabic text and “CAIRO 1995.” The composition emphasizes protection, education, and international collaboration, all framed by a decorative patterned border.

The reverse displays Arabic inscriptions arranged around a central denomination, with the value “5 pounds” indicated alongside the dual date AH1416–1995. A stylized branch or plant motif rises through the center, symbolizing growth, life, and development. The surrounding circular legend and ornamental elements complete the balanced design.

This coin celebrates the advancement of pediatric medicine and international cooperation in improving children’s health. Its humanitarian theme and historical context make it a meaningful addition to any collection focused on medicine, global events, or Egyptian numismatics.

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