Egyptian Minister of Youth and Sports, Joher Nabiel, has announced a major shake-up in the leadership of Youth and Sports directorates across 11 governorates. This move is part of the ministry's efforts to accelerate work and enhance performance. The changes aim to bring in fresh perspectives and expertise to drive development and improve services for young people.
The latest appointments bring the total number of governorates that have seen changes in leadership to 11. Initially, three governorates were affected when Nabiel took office. The new appointments cover eight additional directorates, with new leaders assigned to each. These changes reflect the ministry's commitment to optimizing its workforce and achieving its objectives.
Among the newly appointed directors are Iman Mohamed Ramadan, who takes over in Qalyubia governorate, and Walid Abdel Aziz Al-Refai, who assumes the role in Alexandria governorate. Other appointments include Rahab Mohamed Hussein in Matruh, Ahmed Sayed Al-Sweify in Qena, Hussein Sayed Hanafi in Red Sea governorate, and Mohamed Fathi Tawfiq in Gharbiya governorate.
The appointments also include Ahmed Sayed Masad in South Sinai, and Ahmed Mohamed Ibrahim in Asyut governorate. These new leaders are expected to drive growth and development in their respective regions. The changes are designed to inject new energy into the directorates and enhance the overall performance of the ministry.
According to Minister Nabiel, the changes are not a reflection on the performance of the previous directors but rather a strategic move to accelerate progress and boost achievements. The minister emphasized that the success of directors will be measured by their ability to drive development and ensure financial sustainability.
The ministry plans to evaluate the performance of each directorate every three months, with a comprehensive assessment at the end of the year. This approach aims to ensure accountability and identify areas for improvement. The changes are part of a broader effort to build a more efficient and sustainable system.
The new appointments are expected to play a crucial role in implementing the ministry's vision and achieving its goals. The changes reflect the ministry's commitment to investing in its workforce and enhancing its services. The leadership shake-up is seen as a positive step towards building a stronger and more effective youth and sports sector in Egypt.
Key points
- The Egyptian Ministry of Youth and Sports has announced new leadership appointments for 11 governorates.
- The changes aim to drive development, improve services, and enhance performance.
- The ministry will evaluate directorate performance every three months to ensure accountability and identify areas for improvement.
