Shake-up at Oil Ministry agencies and affiliated firms: Minister Tarek El Molla tapped a number of new executives and officials to fill positions that were left vacant after the retirement of previous holders, the ministry announced in a statement. The moves included the ministry’s central administration for projects — which will now be headed by Ahmed Mohamed El Khalifa, Enppi — which now counts Mohamed Abdel Aziz as its chief executive, and state-owned Egyptian Maintenance Company — which tapped Ashraf Bahaa El Din Abou El Fotouh as its new chairman and managing director.
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