Prime Minister establishes eight-member advisory committee for Egyptian tourism development

Prime Minister establishes eight-member advisory committee for Egyptian tourism development

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly issued a decision establishing specialist advisory committees to strengthen dialogue between government and private-sector experts and provide continuing input into policymaking.

Six committees were formed and their members named. Each will advise on reform, sector development and the private sector’s role in policy.

Tourism Development Committee members

  • Hisham Talaat Mostafa Ibrahim

  • Kamel Hassan Ahmed Abu Ali

  • Hamed El-Chiaty Mohamed Ali El-Chiaty

  • Hassan Mohamed Hassan Darwish

  • Hossam Salama Gouda El-Shaer

  • Ahmed Atef El-Wasif

  • Mohamed Nader Mohamed Hisham Ahmed Ali

  • Basil Sami Saad Mosaad Saad

Responsibilities

  • Submit regular reports identifying challenges and practical solutions.

  • Advise on government strategies, plans, policies and programs and objectively assess their sector impact.

  • Join policy-development consultations.

  • Independently assess the feasibility of short- and medium-term government solutions.

  • Propose ways to improve international competitiveness and efficiency.

  • Advise on additional tasks assigned by the prime minister within each committee’s remit.

Each committee will meet under the prime minister’s chairmanship with relevant ministers and agency heads at least monthly and whenever necessary to discuss challenges and solutions.

The groups may draw on additional specialists according to the issues considered, maintaining fresh perspectives and diverse expertise to address challenges and develop innovative sustainable-development proposals, according to the Egyptian Cabinet’s official Facebook page.

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