Egypt's labor minister meets safety specialists, forms committee to field occupational inquiries

Labor Minister Hassan Radad met occupational safety specialists to develop Egypt's safety system, vowing to protect workers' acquired rights.

• Radad convened Tuesday with experts, consultants, and private-sector and university representatives at the ministry's headquarters in the New Administrative Capital.
• Radad affirmed that workers' and specialists' acquired legal rights under previous rules and decisions remain protected.
• The meeting decided to form a ministry committee to receive, study, and formally answer worker inquiries on occupational safety.
• The ministry will issue circulars clarifying procedures for applying the decisions, pursuant to Labor Law No. 14 of 2025.