In a major cabinet reshuffle, Egypt's government is set to welcome new faces in crucial ministerial roles. The reappointed Prime Minister, Mostafa Madbouly, will lead the refreshed cabinet, which will be officially sworn in on Wednesday.

A reliable source revealed that  Egypt the names of the key ministers in the new cabinet lineup:

Badr Abdelatty, previously Egypt’s ambassador to the European Union, will become the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigration, succeeding Sameh Shoukry.

Ahmed Kouchouk, the former Deputy Minister of Finance for Fiscal Policies and Institutional Reform, is set to take over as Minister of Finance, replacing Mohamed Maait.

Kamel Al-Wazir is designated to serve as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport and Industry.

Hassan El-Khatib, a former non-executive board member of the Central Bank of Egypt and ex-Managing Director of Equity at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, will become the Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade.

Sherif Farouk will replace Aly Moselhi as Minister of Supply.

Usama Al-Azhari is appointed as the new Minister of Awqaf (Religious Endowments), succeeding Mohamed Mokhtar Goma.

Maya Morsi, the former President of the National Council for Women of Egypt, will head the Ministry of Social Solidarity, taking over from Nevine Al-Kabbaj.

Sherif El Sherbini, who was the head of the New Administrative Capital Authority, will be the new Minister of Housing.

Mahmoud Fawzi, known for leading President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi’s presidential campaign, is set to be the Minister of Legal and Parliamentary Affairs.

In addition to these ministerial changes, the governors of Cairo, Alexandria, and Luxor will also be replaced.

Several outgoing ministers from Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly’s government, including those responsible for petroleum, aviation, planning, local development, and tourism, will be stepping down.

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