New Governors and Deputies Sworn in Before President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi

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Mon, 16 Feb 2026 - 12:13 GMT

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Mon, 16 Feb 2026 - 12:13 GMT

CAIRO – 16 February 2026: President Abdel Fattah El Sisi presided over the swearing-in ceremony of newly appointed governors and their deputies on Monday. The ceremony was attended by Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly and the Minister of Local Development and Environment, Dr. Manal Awad.

Newly Appointed Governors:

Dr. Mohamed Salman Moussa Ibrahim El-Zamlout, Governor of Matrouh

Dr. Ahmed Abdullah El-Hussein Mohamed El-Ansari, Governor of Giza

Ibrahim Ahmed Ibrahim Shahawy Abu Limon, Governor of Port Said

Dr. Mohamed Hany Gamal El-Din Ghoneim, Governor of Fayoum

Dr. Alaa Ibrahim Abdel-Moaty Ahmed, Governor of Gharbia

Dr. Ismail Mohamed Kamal Ismail, Governor of South Sinai

Eng. Ayman Mohamed Ibrahim Ahmed Attia, Governor of Alexandria

Hanan Magdy Nour El-Din Mohamed, Governor of New Valley

Dr. Hossam El-Din Fawzy Abdel Fattah Abu Seif, Governor of Damietta

Eng. Amr Helmy Hassan Lashin, Governor of Aswan

Nabil El-Sayed Mohamed Hasaballah, Governor of Ismailia

Amr Mohamed El-Sayed El-Gharib, Governor of Menoufia

Eng. Ibrahim Abdel Qader Makki Mahgoub, Governor of Kafr El-Sheikh

Hany Rashad Ali El-Sayed, Governor of Suez

Dr. Mostafa Selim Amin Abdel Zaher El-Beblawy, Governor of Qena

Tarek Rashed Mohamed Mahfouz, Governor of Sohag

Mohamed Sayed Hassan Alwan, Governor of Assiut

Abdullah Abdel Aziz Abdel Rahman El-Sayed, Governor of Beni Suef

Dr. Hossam El-Din Ahmed Abdel Fattah Mohamed Ali, Governor of Qalyubia

Dr. Walid Abdel Azim Ibrahim El-Barqy, Governor of the Red Sea

 

Newly Appointed Deputy Governors:

Dr. Ahmed Anwar Attia El-Adl, Deputy Governor of Cairo

Kamal Suleiman Mahmoud Ahmed, Deputy Governor of Sohag

Omar Mahmoud El-Shafei El-Akrat, Deputy Governor of Cairo

Osama Rizk Mohamed Mansour Daoud, Deputy Governor of Aswan

Mohamed Neama Abdo Morsi Kajak, Deputy Governor of New Valley

Dr. Hussein Mohamed Maghrabi Salama, Deputy Governor of Dakahlia

Dr. Amira Yassin Mohamed Heikal, Deputy Governor of Alexandria

Dr. Shadi Yahya Abdel-Azim El-Mashad, Deputy Governor of Beheira

Eng. Hossam El-Din Abdo Mohamed Mohamed, Deputy Governor of Gharbia

Dr. Mohamed Ali Mohamed Talab Ali Gabr, Deputy Governor of Minya

Dr. Mohamed Fawzi Hassan Abdel-Rahim, Deputy Governor of Damietta

Mohamed Abdullah Mohamed Allam Zeidan, Deputy Governor of Suez

 

Ambassador Mohamed El-Shenawy, the official spokesperson for the Presidency, stated that after the new governors and their deputies took the constitutional oath, a commemorative photograph was taken with the President.

Following the ceremony, the President held a meeting with the newly appointed officials, attended by the Prime Minister and the Minister of Local Development and Environment.

President Sisi started the meeting by welcoming the appointees and offering his congratulations. He emphasized that each governor must make optimal use of the tools and resources available within their respective governorates to achieve tangible results that serve the public interest.

Sisi stressed the pivotal role of the governor, noting the necessity of working with sincerity, dedication, and a thorough understanding of local issues. He urged them to utilize the expertise of deputy governors and executive staff while accounting for the unique characteristics of each governorate. The President explained that the success of a governor in their mission directly reflects the interests of the state as a whole.

The spokesperson added that the President emphasized the importance of maintaining continuous communication between officials and citizens. He underscored the need to treat complaints and requests with seriousness, manage available equipment and resources effectively, and foster cooperation with investors and business leaders.

The President also highlighted the importance of transparency and clarity, as well as maintaining ongoing coordination with the government, members of the House of Representatives and the Senate, and the Presidency when necessary.

Specific directives were issued to prioritize several key sectors, including the legalization of building violations, the development of sewage treatment plants, and the enhancement of drinking water and electricity infrastructure. The President also directed attention toward ensuring the regularity of school classes, promoting a culture of sports, and strengthening partnerships with civil society.

The official spokesperson indicated that the President further stressed that governors must personally and continuously oversee cleanliness campaigns, complete projects related to the “Decent Life” initiative, monitor the operation of bakeries, and maintain a consistent field presence to address citizens' concerns.

Additionally, he directed the need for effective oversight of housing projects and the establishment of new cities. This includes removing obstacles in coordination with relevant state agencies, firmly addressing the encroachment on agricultural land and canals, resolving informal settlement violations, and prioritizing urban planning and visual identity.

The President concluded by stressing the importance of developing local resources and implementing governorate-specific projects. He particularly urged governors of tourist-centric regions to take effective measures to overcome obstacles and encourage tourism to enhance their international roles.

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