PM finally appoints new chief for SCA
Egypt

PM finally appoints new chief for SCA


Al Masry Al Youm (Mohamed Azouz)

Prime Minister Essam Sharaf has resolved a crisis at the Supreme Council of Antiquities by appointing Mohamed Abdel Fattah as secretary general.

The council was temporarily headed by Mohamed Abdel Maqsoud, who had no decision-making powers.

Abdel Fattah promised to resolve differences among council members and root out corruption. He also vowed to complete a number of unfinished projects, such as the Rams Road in Luxor, the Step Pyramid and the Sharm el-Sheikh Museum.






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