Thursday 23 Jan
Prime Minister Dr. Moustafa Madbouly has issued a decision to form specialized advisory committees. These committees aim to strengthen communication and collaboration between the government and experts from diverse private sector fields. This initiative is part of a broader effort to establish permanent channels for exchanging ideas and proposals, thereby enhancing the policy-making process.
The decision outlined the formation of six specialized advisory committees, appointing their members. Each committee is mandated to provide opinions and proposals to support government efforts to reform and develop its respective sector, as well as enhance the private sector's role in policymaking. These advisory tasks include:
Submitting periodic advisory
reports to the Prime Minister, outlining the challenges facing the sector, and
proposing practical solutions to address them.
Providing advisory opinions on
government strategies, plans, policies, and programs, along with objective
assessments of their impact on the sector.
Participating in advisory discussions
related to the formulation of policies relevant to the development of the
sector.
Preparing independent advisory
assessments of the feasibility of government solutions and policies aimed at
developing the sector in the short and medium terms.
Suggesting advisory mechanisms to
enhance the international competitiveness of the sector and improve its
efficiency.
Providing advice on additional
tasks assigned by the Prime Minister, consistent with the committee's
objectives.
Each specialized advisory committee,
chaired by the Prime Minister and attended by ministers and heads of relevant
authorities, will meet regularly, at least once a month, or whenever necessary.
These meetings will address all challenges facing the sector and propose
policies and solutions that can be adopted.
The decision emphasized that the
formation of these advisory groups, comprising a select group of private sector
professionals, experts, and specialists, will allow for the recruitment of
additional specialized cadres according to the nature of the issues discussed
in each group. This will ensure the continuous renewal of talent and the
enhancement of intellectual and specialized diversity to achieve the highest
levels of efficiency in addressing challenges and developing innovative visions
for sustainable development.
The decision specified the
formation of the following committees and their members:
Macroeconomic Committee: Dr.
Hussein Mohammed Ahmed Issa, Dr. Khaled Ibrahim Saqr, Dr. Omneya Amin Helmy
Hassan Helmy, Hassan Mohamed Hassanein Heikal, Dr. Sherif Hisham Mohamed
El-Kholy, Karim Ali Awad Saleh Salama, Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Fouad Ateya Abdel
Rahim, and Dr. Medhat Mohamed Anwar Mohamed Nafei.
Export Development Committee: Omar
Abdel Aziz Ibrahim Mehana, Engineer Mohamed Tarek Zakaria Mohamed Tawfik,
Engineer Ahmed Abdel Aziz Ezz, Hani Nabih Aziz Berzi, Abdel Hamid Badawi Demerdash
Ahmed, Ayman Ashry Morgan, Dr. Riyad Mounir Armanious, Dr. Alaa Ahmed Abdel
Maqsoud Arafa, Engineer Ahmed Ahmed Sadek Elswedy, Hani Selim Aziz Qessis, and
Engineer Fadel Mohamed Ghazal Marzouk Abdel Hamid.
Digital Economy and
Entrepreneurship Committee: Mohamed Ahmed Kamel Azab, Karim Bashara, Amal
Ibrahim Saad Annan, Engineer Wael Abul-Maaty, Engineer Maged Mahmoud, Engineer
Tamer Ismail Ali Khalil, Louay Youssef Gamal El-Din Ibrahim El-Shawraby, Dalia
Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed Ibrahim, Helmy Ghazy, Engineer Omar Nabil Ibrahim El-Sahy,
Dr. Tamer Saad Megahed Al-Rajhi, Mohamed El-Sayed Hussein Talaat Okasha, and
Engineer Hossam Abdel Hamid Seif El-Din.
Egyptian Tourism Development
Committee: Including Hisham Talaat Moustafa Ibrahim, Dr. Kamel Hassan Ahmed Abu
Ali, Hamed El-Sheity Mohamed Ali El-Sheity, Hassan Mohamed Hassan Darwish,
Hossam Salama Gouda Al-Shaer, Ahmed Atef El-Waseef, Mohamed Nader Mohamed Hisham
Ahmed Ali, and Engineer Basel Sami Saad Mosaad Saad.
Political Affairs Committee: Dr.
Ali El-Din Helal, Dr. Abdel Moneim Saeed Ali Abdel Aal, Dr. Mohamed Moustafa
Kamal Abdullah, and Dr. Gamal Abdel Gawad Moussa Sultan.
Urban Development and Real Estate Export Committee: Engineer Mahmoud El-Gamal, Engineer Naguib Onsy Naguib Sawiris, Yassin Ibrahim Lutfy Mansour, Engineer Khaled Mahmoud Ahmed Abbas, Engineer Amr Ismail Mohamed Soliman, Engineer Tarek Othman Ahmed Shukry, Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Saeed Mohamed Shalaby, Engineer Amgad Mohamed Ahmed Hassanein Ibrahim, and Engineer Ashraf Mohamed Abdel Khaleq Arafa.
