Egyptian Cabinet
Egyptian airports, maritime ports, banking services, communications networks, and the government service platform are all operating normally.
Similar to its human development counterpart, the Ministerial Group for Industrial Development will convene weekly, with a technical secretariat ensuring operational efficiency and regular reporting to the Prime Minister
The approval of these agreements is expected to contribute to Egypt's efforts to increase its oil and gas reserves and production and to meet the growing demand for energy in the country
Central to Madbouly's agenda are immediate actions on critical issues, including economic stability, healthcare, education, and industrial growth.
Based on astronomical calculations, the 1st of Al-Muharram is expected to occur on Sunday in Egypt, as well as in other Arab and Islamic nations
The new government's agenda highlights its commitment to economic growth, improved infrastructure, and increased transparency through public engagement
The newly formed ministry will be led by Rania Al-Mashat, who has served in the cabinet since 2018. Al-Mashat brings over 20 years of experience in international development, finance, and sustainable development to the role.
Key changes in the cabinet include the reinstatement of the Ministry of Investment and the amalgamation of the Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Transport with the Ministry of International Cooperation and Economic Planning, along with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration
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.
This brings the total daily power cutting hours to up to three hours
During Prime Minister Madbouly's term from June 2018 to June 2024, Egypt witnessed a surge in transformative projects aimed at bolstering infrastructure, healthcare, urban development, investment, transportation, port development, and economic growth.
The Cabinet was officially inaugurated on June 14, 2018, following the resignation of Prime Minister Sherif Ismail's government, which occurred on June 5, 2018.
The new cabinet is tasked with navigating these challenges with diligence and foresight, safeguarding Egypt's interests and sovereignty in an ever-changing landscape
In alignment with Egypt's ongoing economic reform agenda, El-Sisi's directives for the new government also emphasize the imperative of attracting and expanding domestic and foreign investments
The first phase of the project is targeting an export volume of $200 million, which is expected to double once the second phase is completed
The draft law incorporates several elements that aim to achieve the objectives outlined in the state ownership policy document.
The meeting aimed to explore opportunities to attract foreign buyers and generate new foreign exchange sources for the Egyptian economy
A detailed report of the observations collected by multiple ministries regarding the proposed changes was presented during the meeting
The Egyptian Cabinet has refuted rumors surrounding the alleged disappearance of a highly valuable silver bed that belongs to the Mohammed Ali royal family from the Manial Palace Museum in Cairo.
The company will specialize in the manufacturing and maintenance of yachts and marine units, with a commitment to meeting all necessary licensing and regulatory requirements