Egypt’s parliament backs economy-focused cabinet reshuffle
Summary
Egypt's parliament has approved a cabinet reshuffle introduced by President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, focusing on economic issues. The reshuffle includes 13 new ministers, with some roles related to housing, planning, investment, and foreign trade. The changes aim to address economic challenges the country is facing.Key Facts
- Egypt's parliament approved a cabinet reshuffle proposed by President el-Sisi.
- The reshuffle adds 13 new ministers to the government.
- Key economic roles like housing, planning, and investment have new leaders.
- A new position, deputy prime minister for economic affairs, was created.
- Ahmed Rostom, a World Bank economist, is the new minister of planning.
- Mohamed Farid Saleh is now heading the Ministry of Investment.
- The State Ministry of Information was reintroduced.
- Two women ministers were appointed: Randa al-Menshawi for Housing and Gihane Zaki for Culture.
- Egypt’s economy has struggled due to various international and regional crises.
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