The overhaul introduced 20 new ministers.

It also merged existing ministries and added/reintroduced certain portfolios into the cabinet structure. 

Here is a look at the new faces and those who left in the new cabinet.

New ministers
 

• General Abdel-Meguid Saqr took the oath as the Minister of Defence and Military Production.
• Badr Abdelatty took the oath as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigration and Expatriate Affairs.
• Ahmed Kouchouk took the oath as Minister of Finance.
• Manal Awad Mikhail took the oath as Minister of Local Development.
• Sherif Farouk took the oath as Minister of Supply and Internal Trade.
• Usama Alazhary took the oath as Minister of Religious Endowments.
• Mohamed Shimy took the oath as the new Minister of Public Business Sector.
• Mohamed Abdel-Latif took the oath as Minister of Education and Technical Education.
• Maya Morsy took the oath as Minister of Social Solidarity.
• Karim Badawi took the oath as Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources.
• Mahmoud Esmat took the oath as Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy.
• Sameh ElHefny took the oath as Minister of Civil Aviation.
• Adnan El-Fangary took the oath as Minister of Justice.
• Sherif El-Sherbiny took the oath as Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities.
• Hassan ElKhatib took the oath as Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade.
• Sherif Fathy took the oath as Minister of Tourism and Antiquities.
• Alaa Farouk took the oath as Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation.
• Mahmoud Fawzy took the oath as Minister of the Parliamentary and Legal Affairs and Political Communication.
• Ahmed Hanno took the oath as Minister of Culture.
• Mohamed Gobran took the oath before the president as Minister of Labour.

Outgoing ministers
 

• General Mohamed Zaki as Minister of Defence and Military Production.
• Sameh Shoukry as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
• Hala El-Said as Minister of Planning and Economic Development.
• Mohamed Maait as Minister of Finance.
• Tarek El-Molla as Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources.
• Mohamed Shaker as Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy.
• Reda Hegazy as Minister of Education and Technical Education.
• Hisham Amna as Minister of Local Development.
• Ali Al-Moselhi as Minister of Supply and Internal Trade.
• Mokhtar Gomaa as Minister of Religious Endowments.
• Nevine El-Qabbaj as Minister of Social Solidarity.
• Abbas Helmi as Minister of Civil Aviation.
• Omar Marwan as Minister of Justice.
• Assem El-Gazzar as Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities.
• Ahmed Samir as Minister of Trade and Industry.
• El-Sayed El-Quseir as Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation.
• Alaa El-Din Fouad as Minister of Parliamentary and Legal Affairs.
• Nevine El-Kilany as Minister of Culture.
• Hassan Shehata as Minister of Labour.

Ministries merger
 

• The Ministry of Transport has been merged with the Ministry of Industry.
• The Ministry of International Cooperation has been merged with the Ministry of Planning and Economic Development.
• The Ministry of Emigration and Expatriate Affairs has been merged with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
• A Ministry of Investment has been added and merged with External Trade.