Egyptian Prime Minister Dr. Mustafa Madbouly led a cabinet meeting in the new capital, discussing various topics and files. He extended heartfelt congratulations to President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, on the upcoming 53rd anniversary of the October victory. Madbouly emphasized that this occasion would continue to inspire Egyptians to work towards development and progress.
Madbouly reviewed several presidential activities, including a meeting with the Strategic Command in the new capital. He noted that this meeting took place amid unprecedented global challenges, such as slowing economic growth and an energy crisis. The Prime Minister highlighted key points from the President's address, including the importance of efficient resource utilization, trust in state institutions, and internal security.
The Prime Minister praised the President's meeting with senior state officials, describing it as a vital tradition for reviewing various files and clarifying roles and responsibilities. He urged ministers to make every effort to address the challenges posed by the current geopolitical situation. Madbouly tasked relevant ministers with increasing strategic stockpiles of essential goods and petroleum products.
Madbouly stressed the need for increased awareness among citizens regarding the exceptional circumstances resulting from ongoing wars and conflicts. He emphasized the importance of the role of religious and educational institutions in spreading awareness. According to the President, public awareness is crucial for securing the internal front and protecting the state.
The Prime Minister also discussed the President's attendance at the Egypt Mining Forum, where he met with the CEO of AngloGold Ashanti. Their discussion focused on expanding exploration programs in Egypt, particularly in gold mining. The President reiterated the state's commitment to providing necessary support and facilitation for the company's activities.
Madbouly reported on his attendance at the United Nations General Assembly meetings in New York, where he met with several heads of state and government. He noted that these meetings demonstrated a clear appreciation for Egypt's active and leading role in regional and international affairs. The Prime Minister highlighted the President's vision for promoting security, stability, and peaceful conflict resolution.
The Prime Minister announced preparations for a conference called by President El-Sisi, scheduled for October. The conference aims to showcase achievements in various sectors over the past few years. Madbouly confirmed coordination between ministries and state agencies to ensure a successful event, which will feature discussions with experts and stakeholders.
Key points
- The Egyptian government is working to increase strategic stockpiles of essential goods and petroleum products amid global challenges.
