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Egypt’s Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly said that the country will not be witnessing any power outages to reduce electricity loads, noting that the power outages that took place in some areas were temporary or caused by a technical failure.
Discussions included the offerings completed so far, those expected to take place this year, and the ongoing preparations for new offerings across various economic sectors
On this occasion, Dr. Mostafa Madbouly congratulated all Coptic citizens on the occasion of celebrating Christmas, expressing his wishes that God would return this occasion to our dear country with goodness, security, and peace.
According to the official spokesperson for the Cabinet, over 24,000 people from 180 countries have registered to attend the forum.
The Egyptian Cabinet adopted Wednesday an action plan to create a mechanism to fund studies, implement developmental projects and infrastructure in Nile Basin countries.
The project has been designed in alignment with "Egypt Vision 2030" and in the framework of the National Dialogue's outcomes.
Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly held the weekly press conference at the cabinet’s headquarters in New Alamein city, where he responded to different questions concerning various topics.
Those have been working at 3,986 stumbling establishments.
One of the approved projects involves expanding the Abydos Solar Energy project, which is currently in progress with a capacity of 500 megawatts. Upon completion, an additional 500 megawatts of solar power capacity will be added.
The Cabinet has received several complaints in this regard, according to a statement released by the cabinet on Sunday. “We must work to solve these problems and coordinate with pharmaceutical companies to double production. We are ready to support any steps in this file,” said Madbouli.
Egypt’s Cabinet spokesperson Mohamad Al- Humosani said, Wednesday that the current electricity problem, is the result of increasing consumption and the need to provide more financial resources that enable the purchase of the fuel necessary for the operation of the electricity network and stations.
Counselor Mohamed al Humosani, spokesperson for Egypt’s cabinet, said on Tuesday that the government is committed the Prime Minister promise regarding stopping load shedding starting the third week of July.
PM Madbouli held a press conference after the first Cabinet meeting of the new government.
Official sources announced, Tuesday the new Egyptian Cabinet reshuffle with up to 13 new ministers included. The new Cabinet will take the oath on Wednesday and hold the weekly meeting.
The weekly Cabinet meeting will be held afterwards.
The new cabinet formation will be announced “within days,” according to a government source on Saturday.
retail stores have also experienced positive outcomes, with strategic goods witnessing significant decreases ranging from 4.2 percent to 25.1 percent.
Over the past years, the Egyptian government has accomplished great achievements, led by Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, the Prime Minister, who submitted the government’s resignation Monday.
Egypt’s Minister of Agriculture El Sayed El Quseir, announced Monday that Egyptian agricultural exports exceeded 2.2 million tons of agricultural products in the first quarter of 2024, amounting to about $1.5 billion, an increase of $300 million over the same period of the previous year.
This approval comes ahead of sending the budget to the House of Representatives within the constitutional deadline at the end of this month.
