📋 Three New Decisions at the Ministry
Youth and Sports Minister Johar Nabil has issued three new administrative decisions covering several leadership positions at the ministry and one of its directorates.
The decisions are part of ongoing efforts to reorganize administrative work, improve performance and strengthen the delivery of youth and sports services across Egypt.
⭐ Wessam Ahmed Sabry Retains His Role
The decisions included renewing confidence in Wessam Ahmed Sabry, who will continue serving as Assistant Minister for the Youth Federations and Bodies portfolio.
The portfolio’s previous title, “Youth Entities,” was amended to “Youth Federations and Bodies” as part of the updated structure of responsibilities within the ministry.
🏟️ Wessam Farouk Khadr Assigned to Youth Centers Sector
Another decision appointed Wessam Farouk Khadr to oversee the Central Administration for Youth Centers and Youth Bodies.
The move comes as part of efforts to strengthen supervision of a sector directly responsible for activities and services provided through youth centers and youth organizations across the country.
📍 Giza Youth and Sports Director’s Assignment Renewed
The decisions also included renewing the assignment of Mahmoud El-Sayed El-Sabroot as Director of the Giza Youth and Sports Directorate.
The move continues the administrative changes taking place within the ministry and is aimed at maintaining the regular operation of the directorate and its youth and sports programs.
🔥 Minister: Comprehensive Plan to Improve Performance
Johar Nabil explained that the ministry is implementing a number of changes aimed at supporting its administrative structure, ensuring continuity and improving the quality of services provided to young people and Egyptian families across the country.
The minister said: “We have a comprehensive plan to develop the work system and improve performance levels. Through these changes, we also aim to introduce new leadership and energy that can support performance and accelerate the pace, regularity and discipline of work.”
The latest appointments are part of the ministry’s broader effort to reorganize key administrative portfolios while improving management processes and accelerating the implementation of programs and services.
