Egypt's government has undergone a significant reshuffle with the appointment of new governors and ministers. President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi swore in 27 governors, with six retaining their posts, reflecting a mix of military and civilian backgrounds. The new cabinet, led by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, includes Badr Abdelatty as the new Minister of Foreign Affairs and Ahmed Kouchouk as the Minister of Finance. Key priorities for the reshuffled government include economic revitalization, job creation, and addressing rising prices. The changes are seen as crucial to tackling Egypt's economic challenges and regional conflicts. El-Sisi emphasized the importance of comprehensive development and national security in his directives to the new cabinet.