Egypt's PM inspects Cairo's unified kiosk system as governor bars new licenses

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly toured Cairo's Al-Falaki Square to review the unified kiosk system launched in mid-September.

• Cairo Governor Ibrahim Saber said the city has 2,739 kiosks and 1,790 display windows and will issue no new kiosk licenses.
• Saber said licensed kiosk owners were given a three-month grace period to adopt the unified design.
• Saber said kiosks will be managed electronically through QR codes showing license, location, and fee data.
• Saber said licenses will not be renewed for kiosks failing to adopt the uniform design and that violations can cancel licenses.