Egypt’s parliament backs economy-focused cabinet reshuffle

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On February 10, 2026, Egypt's parliament approved a cabinet reshuffle initiated by President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, appointing 13 new ministers. The changes prioritize economic expertise, with new ministers overseeing key portfolios like planning, investment, and foreign trade, and the creation of a deputy prime minister for economic affairs. Ahmed Rostom, a World Bank economist, will head the Ministry of Planning, and Mohamed Farid Saleh will lead the Ministry of Investment. The State Ministry of Information was also restored. The reshuffle aims to address Egypt's struggling economy, impacted by austerity measures, the pandemic, the war in Ukraine, and disruptions to Suez Canal revenues.
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