The new cabinet reshuffle includes the re-introducing of the Ministry of Investment, the merger of the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Transport, the Ministry of International Cooperation and Economic Planning, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration
Local media revealed the rundown of the new Egyptian cabinet led by reappointed Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly. The reshuffle brings new leadership to a wide range of ministries, focusing on tackling economic challenges and strengthening social programs.
The new cabinet reshuffle includes the re-introducing of the Ministry of Investment, the merger of the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Transport, the Ministry of International Cooperation and Economic Planning, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration.
Madbouly’s new cabinet will also see a shuffle in governors, with 21 of Egypt’s governorates expected to welcome new governors and the remaining six governorates to keep the same one, according to local media reports.
Economic and Trade Ministers:
• Hassan El Khatib - Minister of Investment
• Rania Al-Mashat - Minister of Planning and International Cooperation
• Ahmed Kouchouk- Minister of Finance
• Kamel Al-Wazir – Minister of Joint Trade and Transport
• Sherif Attia - Minister of Tourism and Antiquities
• Mohamed Shimi - Minister of Public Business Sector
Health, Social Welfare, and Education:
• Khaled Atef Abdel Ghaffar Muhammad - Minister of Health and Population
• Maya Morsy - Minister of Social Solidarity
• Mohamed Gobran – Minister of Labor
• Ahmed Hanno - Minister of Culture
• Mohamed Abdel Latif - Minister of Education
• Ashraf Sobhy - Minister of Youth and Sports
• Mohamed Ayman Ashour - Minister of Higher Scientific Education
Food Security, Resources, and Infrastructure:
• Sherif Farouk - Minister of Supply and Internal Trade
• Alaa Farouk - Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation
• Osama Al-Azhari - Minister of Endowments
• Hani Sweilem - Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation
• Karim Badawi - Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources
• Mahmoud Esmat - Minister of Electricity
• Sameh El Hefny - Chairman of the Civil Aviation Authority
• Amr Talaat - Minister of Information Technology and Communications
Environment and Development:
• Yasmine Fouad - Minister of Environment
• Sherif El Sherbini - Minister of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities
• Manal Mikhail - Minister of Local Development
Security and Justice:
• Abdul Majid Saqr – Minister of Defence
• Mahmoud Tawfiq – Minister of Interior
• Mohamed Salah El-Din - Minister of Military Production
• Adnan El Fangary - Minister of Justice
• Badr Abdel Aty – Minister of Joint Foreign Affairs and Immigration
• Mahmoud Fawzy – Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Political Communication
Deputy Ministers:
• Kamel Al-Wazir - Deputy Prime Minister
• Khaled Abdel Ghaffar - Deputy Prime Minister
• Yasser Kamel - Deputy Minister of Finance
• Sherif Al-Kilani - Deputy Minister of Finance
• Youmna Al-Tayyar - Deputy Minister of Tourism
• Abla Al-Alfi - Deputy Minister of Health
• Mohamed Al-Tayeb - Deputy Minister of Health
