Egypt’s parliamentary majority, the Support Egypt Coalition, might be cooking up a proposal for a cabinet reshuffle once the House’s new term begins in September, an unnamed MP tells Al Borsa. Coalition members apparently believe that certain ministers have not been up to the task lately and failed to regulate market prices and inflation levels, they said, without naming names. MPs said that the government’s performance review that the coalition expects to conclude this month should determine whether or not a cabinet reshuffle is in order.
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