CAIRO, Jan 6, 2013 (AFP)
Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi reshuffled his cabinet on Sunday amid an economic crisis, replacing his finance and interior ministers and eight other portfolios.
Here is the updated Egyptian government line-up:
– Prime Minister: Hisham Qandil
– Defence: Abdel Fattah al-Sissi
– Foreign affairs: Mohammed Kamel Amr
– Interior: Mohammed Ibrahim (new)
– Finance: Al-Morsi al-Sayyed Hegazi (new)
– Social affairs: Nagwa Hussein Ahmed Khalil
– Parliamentary affairs: Omar Mohammed Salem (new)
– Scientific research: Nadia Eskandar Zukhari
– Drinking water and sewage: Abdel Qawi Ahmed Mukhtar Khalifa
– Culture: Mohammed Saber Ibrahim Arab
– Justice: Ahmed Mekki
– Investment: Osama Saleh
– Education: Ibrahim Ahmed Ghoneim Deif
– Electricity and energy: Ahmed Imam (new)
– Tourism: Mohammed Hisham Abbas Zazou
– Agriculture: Salah Mohammed Abdel Momein Khalil
– Communications and IT: Atef Helmi (new)
– Petroleum: Osama Mohammed Kamal Abdel Hamid
– Transport: Hatem Abdel Latif (new)
– Civil aviation: Wael al-Maadawi (new)
– Water resources and irrigation: Mohammed Bahaa al-Din Saed
– Housing: Tareq Wafiq
– Higher education: Mustafa Mosaad
– Supply and domestic trade: Bassem Kamal Mohammed Awda (new)
– Immigration and labour: Khaled al-Azhari
– Religious endowments: Talaat Mohammed Afifi Salem
– Planning and international cooperation: Ashraf al-Sayid Abdel Fatah
– Health: Mohammed Mustafa Mohammed Ahmed Hamed
– Information: Salah Abdel Maqsud
– Production and foreign trade: Hatem Abdel Hamid Mahmud Saleh
Ministers of State:
– Antiquities: Mohammed Ibrahim Ali Sayid
– Environment: Khaled Mohammed Fahmi Abdel Al (new)
– Domestic development: Mohammed Ali Bashar (new)
– Prosecution affairs: Mohammed Mahsub Abdel Meguid Darwish
– Youth: Osama Yassin
– Sport: Elamri Faruq
– War production: Reda Mahmud Hafez
