MOVES- Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly issued a decree on Thursday appointing a new board of directors for the Egyptian Electricity Utility and Consumer Protection Agency (Egyptera), according to a copy of the decision picked up by the local press. The new board is led by Electricity Minister Mohamed Shaker, and seats Egyptera Chairman Mohamed Abdel Aziz alongside the heads of the Consumer Protection Authority, the Egyptian Competition Authority, and the Federation of Egyptian Industries. Deputy Electricity Minister Osama Asran and South Cairo Electricity Distribution Company head Mohamed El Sisi are also part of the new lineup.
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