Egyptian President, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, kept his finance, investment and interior ministers in a new government sworn in on Saturday, state news agency MENA reported, as he tries to rebuild an economy battered by Islamist militant violence.
Reuters said Sisi named former head of the state oil company Tarek al-Mullah as petroleum minister, charged with easing the country’s energy crisis and attracting more foreign investment in a strategic sector.
Mullah succeeds Sherif Ismail, who became prime minister.
Source:THE NATION
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