Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly chaired the government’s weekly meeting today at the New Administrative Capital, coinciding with national celebrations of the 13th anniversary of the June 30 Revolution.
Madbouly opened the session by congratulating President Abdel Fattah El Sisi and the Egyptian people, stressing that the revolution embodied the determination of citizens to safeguard the state’s identity and build a modern nation under the New Republic. He expressed hopes for continued peace and security for Egypt.
The Prime Minister also welcomed the agreement reached with the International Monetary Fund on the seventh review of the Extended Fund Facility and the second review under the Resilience and Sustainability Facility. He praised Egypt’s swift measures to mitigate the impact of regional conflict, including energy-saving steps in government institutions, reprioritizing spending, and expanding social support for vulnerable groups.
Electricity Minister Mahmoud Esmat reported that more than 1.1 million coded meters have been converted to legal meters after consumers regularized their status. He explained that the move is part of the state’s plan to regulate the electricity system, ensure fair billing, and simplify procedures to encourage compliance.
