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Madbouly with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez in Cairo, 1 December 2021

On 7 June 2018, President Sisi appointed Madbouly as prime minister, succeeding Sherif Ismail who had resigned in the wake of Sisi's re-election in the controversial presidential election. [9] On 9 June, Prime Minister Madbouly reshuffled Egypt's cabinet, replacing eight ministers. [10] It was also reported the same day that the Egyptian Parliament had agreed to his new list of Cabinet Ministers. [11] On 10 June, it was revealed that eight women would serve in his Cabinet, breaking the previous administration's record number of six. [12] [13] On 13 June, it was reported that Madbouly had selected 13 to 16 deputy ministers and that Madbouly and his government would be sworn in by Sisi on 14 June. [14] Madbouly and his cabinet were sworn in by Sisi on 14 June. [15] He will also maintain his position as Housing Minister. [16] It was reported that government would issue its policy statement on 23 June, [17] [18] [19] [20] but parliamentary spokesman Salah Hassaballah stated these reports to be incorrect. [21] On 23 June, Hassaballah stated that while no date was now scheduled to present the policy statement before Parliament, he expected the Madbouly government to present it in the next week but that the government was unable to prepare it in time for the planned date. [21] On 30 June it was announced that Madbouly would present its policy statement on 3 July, in order to comply with the Constitutional 20-day deadline upon Cabinet formation. [22]

On 3 July 2018, Madbouly officially issued his policy statement to the Egyptian parliament. [23] In the statement, he declared that 85% of his economic reform programme had been accomplished. [23] The statement was then sent to a parliament committee chaired by a House deputy speaker, which will afterwards be followed by a vote of confidence. [22] Article 146 of the constitution stipulates that a newly appointed prime minister must deliver a policy statement before parliament, after which MPs should vote on the policy, in a process that ends within 30 days. [24] On 11 July 2018, First deputy speaker of Egypt's parliament Al-Sayed Al-Sherif, who headed the parliamentary committee tasked with reviewing the Madbouly's policy statement, announced that his committee had completed its review of the statement and recommended a vote of confidence in favor for 15 July. [25] On 25 July 2018, ten days after the intended date, the Egyptian parliament approved both Madbouly's cabinet and his policy statement in a vote of confidence. [26] [27]

Notes

  1. ↑ Arabic: مصطفى كمال مدبولى, [mosˤˈtˤɑfɑkæˈmæːlmædˈbuːli]

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  7. ↑ million housing units” was one of the major national projects that came into force after President Sisi took office, though the project was former Housing Minister Mohamed Fathy al-Baradei's idea. For political and social reasons, the project, which was suggested by Baradie in 2011, stopped during the Muslim brotherhood era, and came into force again when Madbouly took office.
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Mostafa Madbouly
مصطفى مدبولى
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Madbouly in 2020
54th Prime Minister of Egypt
Incumbent
Assumed office
14 June 2018
Acting: 7 June 2018 – 14 June 2018
Political offices
Preceded by Prime Minister of Egypt
2018–present		Incumbent
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