Politics
Egypt PM reviews restructuring of state holding companies
September 16, 2026 at 09:30 AM
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Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly chaired a meeting in the New Administrative Capital to follow up on plans to restructure state-owned holding companies.
- Madbouly convened officials including Deputy Prime Minister Hussein Issa, Finance Minister Ahmed Kachouk, and Investment Minister Mohamed Farid Saleh to review the program's targets.
- The meeting discussed mechanisms to reorganize the affiliation of six holding companies spanning construction, tourism and hotels, mineral industries, pharmaceuticals, cotton and textiles, and chemicals.
- The restructuring follows the targets of Egypt's State Ownership Policy Document, aiming to maximize economic return on state assets and raise state companies' operational and financial efficiency.
- The program also seeks to fulfill commitments under the structural reform program agreed with international development partners and to strengthen the private sector's role and attract investment.

