MOVES- Amr Shaat has resigned as deputy transport minister, a source from the ministry tells Al Shorouk. Shaat held the position since August 2018 and was tapped in September to act as chairman of the National Authority for Tunnels. His resignation came a month after the Ramses Station train collision and two weeks after the appointment of new transport minister Kamel El Wazir.
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