Cabinet to submit regular progress reports to Parliament, Presidential office

Updated 7/10/2024 7:33:00 AM

Arab Finance: Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly announced that the cabinet will provide reports every three to six months to the House of Representatives and President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's office detailing the progress made in achieving the goals outlined in the government’s work program, as per a statement.

He added that monthly follow-up will also be provided on the implementation of the program’s initiatives.

“We do not have the luxury of time, and we want to move very quickly so that citizens can see tangible results regarding issues that affect their lives,” Madbouly said.

The Egyptian premier highlighted that the government’s work program focuses on addressing citizens' problems through four main axes, each translating into specific programs and projects.

Addressing questions about the government's work program being linked to the next three years, Madbouly explained that while the government has a vision extending to 2030, the current global uncertainty and instability make long-term planning impractical.

Thus, the government has opted for a shorter, three-year plan aligned with the first half (H1) of the current presidential term.

This approach allows for a focus on specific projects to achieve the targeted vision while keeping Egypt's Vision 2030 in mind.

Madbouly added that the government aims to implement clear executive programs and achieve specific goals within the first three years of the presidential term.