Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly
The new lineup includes several ministerial appointments and restructured portfolios aimed at addressing the country's economic and developmental priorities.
Below will be the cabinet composition following the new ministers' constitutional oath, scheduled Wednesday:
Hussein Eissa: Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs
Khaled Abdel-Ghaffar: Minister of Health and Population
Kamel El-Wazir: Minister of Transport
Manal Awad: Minister of Local Development and Environment
Badr Abdelatty: Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, and Egyptian Expatriates
Sherif Fathy: Minister of Tourism and Antiquities
Osama El-Sayed Mahmoud Al-Azhari: Minister of Endowments
Alaa El-Din Farouk Zaki: Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation
Mahmoud Mostafa Kamal Esmat: Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy
Sherif Mohamed Farouk: Minister of Supply and Internal Trade
Karim Ibrahim Ali Badawi: Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources
Mohamed Ahmed Abdel-Latif: Minister of Education and Technical Education
Hany Atef Nabhan Sweilam: Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation
Maya Mohamed Abdel-Moneim Morsi: Minister of Social Solidarity
Sameh Ahmed Zaki El-Hefny: Minister of Civil Aviation
Mohamed Farid Mohamed Saleh: Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade
Abdel Aziz Konsowa: Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research
Randa El-Menshawy: Minister of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities
Raafat Hindy: Minister of Communications and Information Technology
Diaa Rashwan: Minister of Information
Salah Soliman: Minister of State for Military Production
Hany Azer: Minister of Parliamentary Affairs
Mahmoud Helmy El-Sherif: Minister of Justice
Gihane Zaki: Minister of Culture
Ahmed Rostom: Minister of Planning
Hassan El-Radad: Minister of Labour
Gohar Nabil: Minister of Youth and Sports
Khaled Hashem: Minister of Industry
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