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This article has multiple issues. Please help improve it or discuss these issues on the talk page. (Learn how and when to remove these template messages) This article needs additional citations for verification. (September 2012) This article needs to be updated. (December 2012) Prime Minister of the Arab Republic of Egypt Coat of arms of Egypt (Official).svg Coat of arms of Egypt Incumbent Moustafa Madbouly[1] since 7 June 2018 Style The Honourable Term length No term limit Inaugural holder Nubar Pasha Formation 28 August 1878 Website www.cabinet.gov.eg Egypt Coat of arms of Egypt (Official).svg This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Egypt Constitution (history) Government[hide] President (list) Abdel Fattah el-Sisi Prime Minister (list) Moustafa Madbouly Cabinet Legislature[hide] Parliament House of Representatives Speaker (list) Ali Abdel Aal Judiciary[hide] Supreme Constitutional Court Administrative divisions[hide] Governorates Subdivisions Elections[hide] Recent elections Presidential: 20142018 Parliamentary: 2011–122015 Referendum: 20142019 Political parties (former) Foreign relations[hide] Ministry of Foreign Affairs Minister: Sameh Shoukry Diplomatic missions of / in Egypt Nationality law Passport Visa requirements Visa policy Flag of Egypt.svg Egypt portal Other countries Atlas vte The Prime Minister of Egypt (Arabic: رئيس الوزراء المصري ,رئيس الحكومة‎) is the head of the Egyptian government.

Contents 1 History 2 Powers 3 Current Prime Minister 4 Living former Prime Ministers 5 See also 6 References 7 External links History In the late 1970s, Egypt had several cohabitation governments which proved to be unstable, due to the struggle arising between the president and the prime minister. From 1981 until 2011, the National Democratic Party had maintained a majority in the People’s Assembly and supplied the Egyptian president.[2] The National Democratic Party was dissolved by the supreme administrative court on 16 April 2011, following the Egyptian uprising which eventually caused the resignation of Hosni Mubarak.[3]

Powers Previously, under the 1971 Constitution as amended on 1980, 2003 and 2007, the role of the Prime Minister was limited only to supervising the Cabinet, as the President at that time, was both the head of state and of the government.

The Prime Minister, now, heads the cabinet, and the entire government of the country under the 2012 and the present 2014 Constitutions, aside from supervising and directing its activities and overseeing its work. And, he or she, plays a leading role in shaping the agenda of House of Representatives, the unicameral parliament. He or she, alongside the members of the Cabinet, may propose laws to Parliament as well as amendments during parliamentary meetings. The Prime Minister has also the power to issue regulations enforcing the laws as well as ensuring full public services and disciplinary measures, which must be subject to government approval.

The said powers were previously held by the President under the 1971 Constitution, as amended on 1980, 2003 and 2007.

The Prime Minister and the Cabinet also helps the President in formulating the state's general policy and in overseeing its implementation under the both 2012 and the present 2014 Constitutions.

When parties from opposite ends of the political spectrum control Parliament and the presidency, the power-sharing arrangement is known as cohabitation. Several cohabitation governments took control in the 1970s yet proved to be very unstable.

Current Prime Minister From 1 March to 17 June 2014, Ibrahim Mahlab served as the Acting Prime Minister of Egypt. At the time of his appointment by Adly Mansour, he said, "security and stability in the entire country and crushing terrorism will pave the way for investment."[4]

A new cabinet was formed on 19 September 2015.[5]

Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi accepted the resignation of the government and asked Petroleum Minister Sherif Ismail to form a new cabinet.[6]

In June 2018, Ismail submitted his letter of resignation to Sisi.[7] Soon afterwards, Sisi appointed Housing Minister Mostafa Madbouly as acting prime minister.[8]

Living former Prime Ministers As of June 2019, there are eight living former Prime Ministers of Egypt, as seen below.

Living former Prime Ministers of Egypt

Hosni Mubarak served 1981–1982 born 1928 (age 91)

Kamal Ganzouri served 1996–1999 and 2011–2012 born 1933 (age 86)

Ahmed Nazif served 2004–2011 born 1952 (age 66)

Ahmed Shafik served 2011 born 1941 (age 77)

Essam Sharaf served 2011 born 1952 (age 67–68)

Hesham Qandil served 2012–2013 born 1962 (age 56)

Ibrahim Mahlab served 2014–2015 born 1949 (age 70)

Sherif Ismail served 2015–2018 born 1955 (age 63)

The most recent Prime Minister to die was Aly Lotfy Mahmoud (served 1985–1986), on 27 May 2018 aged 82.

See also Cabinet of Egypt Politics of Egypt President of Egypt List of political parties in Egypt List of Prime Ministers of Egypt References

https://www.egypttoday.com/Article/2/51733/Knowing-Egypt%E2%80%99s-...

Essam El-Din, Gamal (23 Jan 2012). "Egypt's post-Mubarak legislative life begins amid tension and divisions". ahramonline.

"BBC News - Egypt: Mubarak's former ruling party dissolved by court". Bbc.co.uk. 16 April 2011. Retrieved 2011-04-19.

Kingsley, Patrick. "Egypt names Ibrahim Mahlab as new prime minister". The Guardian. Retrieved 11 May 2014.

"Egypt's Sherif Ismail cabinet with 16 new faces sworn in by President Sisi". Ahram Online. 19 September 2015. Retrieved 19 September 2015.

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List of Prime Ministers of Egypt From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigationJump to search This article lists the Prime Ministers of Egypt. The office of Prime Minister was created when the Cabinet of Egypt was established in August 1878, after Khedive Isma'il Pasha agreed to turn his powers over to a cabinet modeled after those of Europe. Nubar Pasha was thus the first Prime Minister of Egypt in the modern sense. Prior to that, Egypt had traditional Muslim-style viziers. The current Prime Minister of Egypt is Mostafa Madbouly, since 7 June 2018.

List Name Portrait Lifespan Took office Left office Time in office Political party Head of State Flag of Muhammad Ali.svg • Khedivate of Egypt (1878–1914) • Coat of Arms of the Sultan of Egypt.svg 1 Nubar Pasha نوبار باشا (1st term)

Nubar Pasha.jpg 1825–1899 28 August 1878 23 February 1879 179 days Independent Isma'il Pasha.jpg Isma'il Pasha — Isma'il Pasha إسماعيل باشا (Khedive) Isma'il Pasha.jpg 1830–1895 23 February 1879 10 March 1879 15 days Independent 2 Muhammad Tawfiq Pasha محمد توفيق باشا (1st term)

MohamedTewfik.jpg 1852–1892 10 March 1879 7 April 1879 28 days Independent 3 Muhammad Sharif Pasha محمد شريف باشا (1st term)

Muhammad Sharif Pasha.JPG 1823–1887 7 April 1879 18 August 1879 133 days Independent — Muhammad Tawfiq Pasha محمد توفيق باشا (2nd time) (Khedive)

MohamedTewfik.jpg 1852–1892 18 August 1879 21 September 1879 34 days Independent MohamedTewfik.jpg Muhammad Tawfiq Pasha 4 Riyad Pasha رياض باشا (1st term)

Mustafa Riyad Pasha.JPG 1836–1911 21 September 1879 10 September 1881 1 year, 355 days Independent (3) Muhammad Sharif Pasha محمد شريف باشا (2nd term)

Muhammad Sharif Pasha.JPG 1823–1887 14 September 1881 4 February 1882 143 days Independent 5 Mahmoud Sami el-Baroudi محمود سامي البارودي Mahmoud Sami Al Baroudy Pasha.jpg 1838–1904 4 February 1882 26 May 1882 112 days Independent 6 Isma'il Raghib Pasha إسماعيل راغب باشا Isma'il Raghib Pasha.jpg 1819–1884 18 June 1882 21 August 1882 64 days Independent — Ahmed Orabi أحمد عرابي In rebellion Ahmed Orabi 1882.png 1841–1911 July 1882 13 September 1882 74 days Military (3) Muhammad Sharif Pasha محمد شريف باشا (3rd term)

Muhammad Sharif Pasha.JPG 1823–1887 21 August 1882 7 January 1884 1 year, 138 days Independent (1) Nubar Pasha نوبار باشا (2nd term)

Nubar Pasha.jpg 1825–1899 10 January 1884 9 June 1888 4 years, 154 days Independent (4) Riyad Pasha رياض باشا (2nd time)

Mustafa Riyad Pasha.JPG 1836–1911 9 June 1888 12 May 1891 2 years, 337 days Independent 7 Mustafa Fahmi Pasha مصطفى فهمي باشا (1st time)

Mustafa Fahmi Pasha.jpg 1840–1914 12 May 1891 15 January 1893 1 year, 246 days Independent 8 Hussein Fahri Pasha حسين فخري باشا Husayn Fakhri Pasha.JPG 1843–1910 15 January 1893 17 January 1893 2 days Independent Abbas Hilmi II.JPG Abbas Helmi II (4) Riyad Pasha رياض باشا (3rd time)

Mustafa Riyad Pasha.JPG 1836–1911 17 January 1893 16 April 1894 1 year, 90 days Independent (1) Nubar Pasha نوبار باشا (3rd time)

Nubar Pasha.jpg 1825–1899 16 April 1894 12 November 1895 1 year, 209 days Independent (7) Mustafa Fahmi Pasha مصطفى فهمي باشا (2nd time)

Mustafa Fahmi Pasha.jpg 1840–1914 12 November 1895 12 November 1908 13 years Independent 9 Boutros Ghali بطرس غالي Boutros Ghali Pasha.jpg 1847–1910 12 November 1908 21 February 1910 (assassinated) 1 year, 101 days Independent 10 Muhammad Said Pasha محمد سعيد باشا (1st time)

Mohammed Said-pasha.jpg 1863–1928 22 February 1910 5 April 1914 4 years, 44 days Independent 11 Hussein Rushdi Pasha حسين رشدي باشا Hussein Roushdi.jpg 1863–1928 5 April 1914 19 December 1914 258 days Independent Flag of Egypt (1882-1922).svg • Sultanate of Egypt (1914–1922) • Coat of Arms of the Sultan of Egypt.svg (11) Hussein Rushdi Pasha حسين رشدي باشا Hussein Roushdi.jpg 1863–1928 19 December 1914 12 April 1919 4 years, 116 days Independent Sultan Husayn Kamil - Project Gutenberg eText 18334.jpg Hussein Kamel (10) Muhammad Said Pasha محمد سعيد باشا (2nd time)

Mohammed Said-pasha.jpg 1863–1928 21 May 1919 19 November 1919 182 days Independent Fuad I of Egypt.jpg Fuad I 12 Youssef Wahba Pasha يوسف باشا وهبة Youssef Wahba Pasha.jpg 1865–1933 19 November 1919 20 May 1920 183 days Independent 13 Muhammad Tawfiq Nasim Pasha محمد توفيق نسيم باشا (1st time)

NasimPasha.jpg 1874–1938 20 May 1920 16 March 1921 300 days Independent 14 Adli Yakan Pasha عدلي يكن باشا (1st time)

YakanPasha.jpg 1864–1933 16 March 1921 1 March 1922 350 days Liberal Constitutional Party Flag of Egypt (1922–1958).svg • Kingdom of Egypt (1922–1953) • Coat of arms of Egypt (1922–1953).svg 15 Abdel Khaliq Sarwat Pasha عبد الخالق ثروت باشا (1st time)

Abd Kh Tharwat-Pasha.jpg 1873–1928 1 March 1922 30 November 1922 274 days Liberal Constitutional Party Fuad I of Egypt.jpg Fuad I (13) Muhammad Tawfiq Nasim Pasha محمد توفيق نسيم باشا (2nd time)

NasimPasha.jpg 1874–1938 30 November 1922 15 March 1923 105 days Independent 16 Yahya Ibrahim Pasha يحى إبراهيم YahyaIbrahim.jpg 1861–1936 15 March 1923 26 January 1924 317 days Independent 17 Saad Zaghlul Pasha سعد زغلول Saad Zaghlul.jpg 1857–1927 26 January 1924 24 November 1924 303 days Wafd Party 18 Ahmad Ziwar Pasha أحمد زيوار باشا Ahmad Ziwar Pasha.jpg 1864–1945 24 November 1924 7 June 1926 1 year, 196 days Federal Party (14) Adli Yakan Pasha عدلي يكن باشا (2nd time)

YakanPasha.jpg 1864–1933 7 June 1926 26 April 1927 323 days Liberal Constitutional Party (15) Abdel Khaliq Sarwat Pasha عبد الخالق ثروت باشا (2nd time)

Abd Kh Tharwat-Pasha.jpg 1873–1928 26 April 1927 16 March 1928 325 days Liberal Constitutional Party 19 Mustafa el-Nahhas Pasha مصطفى النحاس باشا (1st time)

Elnahas basha.jpg 1879–1965 16 March 1928 27 June 1928 103 days Wafd Party 20 Muhammad Mahmoud Pasha محمد محمود باشا (1st time)

Muhammad Mahmoud Pasha.PNG 1877–1941 27 June 1928 4 October 1929 1 year, 98 days Liberal Constitutional Party (14) Adli Yakan Pasha عدلي يكن باشا (3rd time)

YakanPasha.jpg 1864–1933 4 October 1929 1 January 1930 89 days Liberal Constitutional Party (19) Mustafa el-Nahhas Pasha مصطفى النحاس باشا (2nd time)

Elnahas basha.jpg 1879–1965 1 January 1930 20 June 1930 170 days Wafd Party 21 Isma'il Sidqi Pasha إسماعيل صدقي (1st time)

Isma'il Sidqi 1932.jpg 1875–1950 20 June 1930 22 September 1933 3 years, 93 days People's Party 22 Abdel Fattah Yahya Pasha يحيى إبراهيم باشا Coat of arms of Egypt (1922–1953).svg 1876–1951 22 September 1933 15 November 1934 1 year, 54 days Ittihad Party (13) Muhammad Tawfiq Nasim Pasha محمد توفيق نسيم باشا (3rd time)

NasimPasha.jpg 1874–1938 15 November 1934 30 January 1936 1 year, 75 days Ittihad Party 23 Ali Mahir Pasha علي ماهر باشا (1st time)

Ali Maher Pasha.jpg 1882–1960 30 January 1936 9 May 1936 100 days Ittihad Party (19) Mustafa el-Nahhas Pasha مصطفى النحاس باشا (3rd time)

Elnahas basha.jpg 1879–1965 9 May 1936 29 December 1937 1 year, 232 days Wafd Party Kingfarouk1948.jpg Farouk I (20) Muhammad Mahmoud Pasha محمد محمود باشا (2nd time)

Muhammad Mahmoud Pasha.PNG 1877–1941 29 December 1937 18 August 1939 1 year, 232 days Wafd Party (23) Ali Mahir Pasha علي ماهر باشا (2nd time)

Ali Maher Pasha.jpg 1882–1960 18 August 1939 28 June 1940 315 days Ittihad Party 24 Hassan Sabry Pasha حسن صبرى باشا Hasan Sabry-pasha.jpg 1879–1940 28 June 1940 15 November 1940 (died in office) 140 days Independent 25 Hussein Sirri Pasha حسين سري باشا (1st time)

Hussein Serri Basha.jpg 1894–1960 15 November 1940 6 February 1942 (dismissed) 1 year, 82 days Independent (19) Mustafa el-Nahhas Pasha مصطفى النحاس باشا (4th time)

Elnahas basha.jpg 1879–1965 6 February 1942 10 October 1944 2 years, 247 days Wafd Party 26 Ahmad Mahir Pasha أحمد ماهر باشا أحمد ماهر باشا.jpg 1888–1945 10 October 1944 24 February 1945 (assassinated) 138 days Saadist Institutional Party 27 Mahmoud El Nokrashy Pasha محمود فهمي النقراشي باشا (1st time)

Coat of arms of Egypt (1922–1953).svg 1888–1948 26 February 1945 17 February 1946 356 days Saadist Institutional Party (21) Isma'il Sidqi Pasha إسماعيل صدقي (2nd time)

Isma'il Sidqi 1932.jpg 1875–1950 17 February 1946 9 December 1946 295 days People's Party (27) Mahmoud El Nokrashy Pasha محمود فهمي النقراشي باشا (2nd time)

Coat of arms of Egypt (1922–1953).svg 1888–1948 9 December 1946 28 December 1948 (assassinated) 1 year, 353 days Saadist Institutional Party 28 Ibrahim Abdel Hadi Pasha إبراهيم عبد الهادى باشا Ibrahim Abdul Hadi Pasha (1948).jpg 1896–1981 28 December 1948 26 July 1949 240 days Saadist Institutional Party (25) Hussein Sirri Pasha حسين سري باشا (2nd time)

Hussein Serri Basha.jpg 1894–1960 26 July 1949 12 January 1950 170 days Independent (19) Mustafa el-Nahhas Pasha مصطفى النحاس باشا (5th time)

Elnahas basha.jpg 1879–1965 12 January 1950 27 January 1952 2 years, 15 days Wafd Party (23) Ali Mahir Pasha علي ماهر باشا (3rd time)

Ali Maher Pasha.jpg 1882–1960 27 January 1952 2 March 1952 35 days Ittihad Party 29 Ahmad Najib al-Hilali Pasha أحمد نجيب الهلالى (1st time)

Ahmed N. Al-Hilaly.png 1891–1958 2 March 1952 2 July 1952 122 days Independent (25) Hussein Sirri Pasha حسين سري باشا (3rd time)

Hussein Serri Basha.jpg 1894–1960 2 July 1952 22 July 1952 20 days Independent (29) Ahmad Najib al-Hilali Pasha أحمد نجيب الهلالى (2nd time)

Ahmed N. Al-Hilaly.png 1891–1958 22 July 1952 23 July 1952 (deposed) 1 day Independent (23) Ali Mahir Pasha علي ماهر باشا (4th time)

Ali Maher Pasha.jpg 1882–1960 23 July 1952 7 September 1952 46 days Ittihad Party Fuad II in Capri.JPG Fuad II 30 Muhammad Naguib محمد نجيب (1st time)

Muhammad Naguib.jpg 1901–1984 7 September 1952 18 June 1953 284 days Military / Liberation Rally Flag of the Egyptian Revolution (1952).svg • Republic of Egypt (1953–1958) • Coat of arms of Egypt (1953–1958).svg (30) Muhammad Naguib محمد نجيب (1st time)

Muhammad Naguib 1953.jpg 1901–1984 18 June 1953 25 February 1954 252 days Military / Liberation Rally Muhammad Naguib 1953.jpg Muhammad Naguib 31 Gamal Abdel Nasser جمال عبد الناصر (1st time)

Nasser portrait2.jpg 1918–1970 25 February 1954 8 March 1954 12 days Military / Liberation Rally (30) Muhammad Naguib محمد نجيب (2nd time)

Muhammad Naguib 1953.jpg 1901–1984 8 March 1954 18 April 1954 42 days Military / Liberation Rally (31) Gamal Abdel Nasser جمال عبد الناصر (2nd time)

Nasser portrait2.jpg 1918–1970 18 April 1954 22 February 1958 3 years, 309 days Military / Liberation Rally (until 1956) Nasser portrait2.jpg Gamal Abdel Nasser (31) National Union Flag of Syria.svg • United Arab Republic (1958–1971) • Coat of arms of United Arab Republic (Syria 1958-61, Egypt 1958-1971).svg (31) Gamal Abdel Nasser جمال عبد الناصر (2nd time)

Nasser portrait2.jpg 1918–1970 22 February 1958 29 September 1962 4 years, 220 days National Union Nasser portrait2.jpg Gamal Abdel Nasser 32 Ali Sabri على صبرى Ali Sabri 1966.jpg 1920–1991 29 September 1962 3 October 1965 3 years, 5 days National Union (until 1 December 1962) (32) Arab Socialist Union 33 Zakaria Mohieddin زكريا محيى الدين Zakaria Mohie ElDein.jpg 1918–2012 3 October 1965 10 September 1966 343 days Arab Socialist Union 34 Mohamed Sedki Sulayman محمد صدقي سليمان Muhammad Sedki Soliman.jpg 1919–1996 10 September 1966 19 June 1967 283 days Arab Socialist Union (31) Gamal Abdel Nasser جمال عبد الناصر (3rd time)

Nasser portrait2.jpg 1918–1970 19 June 1967 28 September 1970 (died in office) 3 years, 102 days Arab Socialist Union 35 Mahmoud Fawzi محمود فوزى Mahmoud Fawzy.jpg 1900–1981 21 October 1970 2 September 1971 317 days Arab Socialist Union Anwar Sadat cropped.jpg Anwar Sadat Chairmen of the Executive Council of Southern Region (Egypt) of the Flag of Syria.svg • United Arab Republic (1958–1961) • Coat of arms of United Arab Republic (Syria 1958-61, Egypt 1958-1971).svg 1 Nureddin Tarraf نور الدين طراف Nour El Din Tarraf.gif 1910–1995 7 October 1958 20 September 1960 1 year, 347 days National Union Nasser portrait2.jpg Gamal Abdel Nasser 2 Kamal el-Din Hussein كمال الدين حسين Kamel el-Din Hussein.jpg 1921–1999 20 September 1960 16 August 1961 330 days National Union Flag of Egypt.svg • Arab Republic of Egypt (1971–present) • Coat of arms of Egypt (Official).svg (35) Mahmoud Fawzi محمود فوزى Mahmoud Fawzy.jpg 1900–1981 2 September 1971 17 January 1972 137 days Arab Socialist Union Anwar Sadat cropped.jpg Anwar Sadat 36 Aziz Sedki عزيز صدقي Aziz Sedki.jpg 1920–2008 17 January 1972 26 March 1973 1 year, 69 days Arab Socialist Union 37 Anwar Sadat أنور السادات (1st time)

Anwar Sadat cropped.jpg 1918–1981 26 March 1973 25 September 1974 1 year, 182 days Arab Socialist Union 38 Abd El Aziz Muhammad Hegazi عبد العزيز محمد حجازي Abdel Aziz Hegazy.jpg 1923–2014 25 September 1974 16 April 1975 203 days Arab Socialist Union 39 Mamdouh Salem ممدوح سالم Mamdouh Salem.jpg 1918–1988 16 April 1975 2 October 1978 3 years, 168 days Arab Socialist Union 40 Mustafa Khalil مصطفى خليل Coat of Arms of Egypt within the Federation of Arab Republics.svg 1920–2008 2 October 1978 15 May 1980 1 year, 225 days National Democratic Party (37) Anwar Sadat أنور السادات (2nd time)

Anwar Sadat cropped.jpg 1918–1981 15 May 1980 6 October 1981 (assassinated) 1 year, 143 days National Democratic Party 41 Hosni Mubarak حسنى مبارك Hosni Mubarak ritratto.jpg 1928– 7 October 1981 2 January 1982 87 days National Democratic Party Hosni Mubarak ritratto.jpg Hosni Mubarak 42 Ahmad Fuad Mohieddin أحمد فؤاد محيي الدين Ahmad Fuad Mohieddin.jpg 1926–1984 2 January 1982 5 June 1984 (died in office) 3 years, 156 days National Democratic Party 43 Kamal Hassan Ali كمال حسن علي Jimmy Carter hosts a luncheon at Blair House for Israeli and Egyptian negotiator Moshe Dayan and Hassan Ali. - NARA - 181937 cropped Hassan Ali.tif 1921–1993 17 July 1984 4 September 1985 1 year, 48 days National Democratic Party 44 Ali Lutfi Mahmud على لطفي محمود Ali Lutfi.jpg 1935–2018 4 September 1985 9 November 1986 1 year, 66 days National Democratic Party 45 Atef Sedki عاطف محمد نجيب صدقي Atef Sedki.JPG 1930–2005 10 November 1986 4 January 1996 9 years, 55 day National Democratic Party 46 Kamal Ganzouri كمال الجنزوري (1st time)

Kamal Ganzouri.jpg 1933– 4 January 1996 5 October 1999 3 years, 274 days National Democratic Party 47 Atef Ebeid عاطف محمد عبيد Atef Ebeid.jpg 1932–2014 5 October 1999 14 July 2004 4 years, 282 days National Democratic Party 48 Ahmed Nazif أحمد نظيف Ahmed Nazif IGF.JPG 1952– 14 July 2004 28 January 2011 6 years, 197 days National Democratic Party 49 Ahmed Shafik أحمد محمد شفيق Ahmed Shafik.jpg 1941– 29 January 2011 3 March 2011 33 days Independent Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi 2002.jpg Mohamed Hussein Tantawi 50 Essam Sharaf عصام عبد العزيز شرف Dr Essam Sharaf (cropped).jpg 1952– 3 March 2011 7 December 2011 279 days Independent (46) Kamal Ganzouri كمال الجنزوري (2nd time)

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ייסוד המשרה 18 באוגוסט 1878
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מצרים
סמל מצרים
ערך זה הוא חלק מסדרת
ממשל ופוליטיקה של מצרים
נשיא
עבד אל-פתאח א-סיסי
ראש הממשלה
מוסטפא מדבולי
ממשלה
משרד הפנים
משרד החוץ
יחסי החוץ של מצרים
פרלמנט
המועצה המייעצת (הבית העליון בעבר, פורקה ב-2013)
אספת העם (בית הנבחרים)
מפלגות במצרים
מחוזות מצרים
חוקת מצרים
חוק החירום במצרים
משטרת מצרים
ראש ממשלת מצרים (בערבית: رئيس الوزراء المصرى, رئيس الحكومة) הוא (כפי שתפקידו מכונה רשמית) יושב ראש מועצת השרים של מצרים ועל פי החוקה של מצרים הוא ראש המפלגה הגדולה ביותר בפרלמנט המצרי. תפקיד ראש ממשלת מצרים נוצר ב-18 באוגוסט 1878.

מאז סוף שנות ה-70 עברו ממשלות מצרים טלטלות רבות וחילופי גברי אינסופיים, בשל סכסוך בינן לבין נשיא המדינה. אולם מאז 1981 שומרת מפלגת השלטון, המפלגה הלאומית הדמוקרטית, על רוב בפרלמנט.

ראש הממשלה הנוכחי הוא מוסטפא מדבולי, שמכהן כראש ממשלה דה פקטו מ-7 ביוני 2018, וכראש ממשלה דה יורה מ-14 ביוני 2018.

תוכן עניינים
1 סמכויות
2 ראשי ממשלת מצרים
2.1 המאה ה-19
2.2 תחת שלטון האימפרייה העות'מאנית (1878–1914)
2.3 סולטנות מצרים (1914–1922)
2.4 ממלכת מצרים (1922–1953)
2.5 רפובליקת מצרים (1953–1958)
2.6 הרפובליקה הערבית המאוחדת (1958–1971)
2.7 הרפובליקה הערבית של מצרים (1971 ואילך)
3 ראו גם
4 קישורים חיצוניים
סמכויות
על פי תיקונים לחוקה המצרית מ-1980, הנשיא עוסק בענייני חוץ וביטחון בעוד שראש הממשלה אחראי על מדיניות הפנים והכלכלה. ראש הממשלה מתמנה על ידי הנשיא. ראש הממשלה אחראי לניסוח מדיניות הממשלה במגוון נושאים, והוא האחראי לניהולם הסדיר של משרדי הממשלה.

ראשי ממשלת מצרים
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המאה ה-19
אף שהלכה למעשה נוצר התפקיד ב-1878, כבר ב-1857 היה במצרים תפקיד מקביל דומה בשם יושב ראש הקבינט.

שם תחילת כהונה סיום כהונה
זולפיקר פאשה 1857 1858
מוסטפא פאשה 1858 1861
מוחמד שריף פאשה 1861 1867
ראג'יב פאשה 1867 1872
נובאר פאשה 1872 1872
הנסיך מוחמד תאופיק פאשה 1872 1878
תחת שלטון האימפרייה העות'מאנית (1878–1914)
סולטנות מצרים (1914–1922)
ממלכת מצרים (1922–1953)
בית מלוכה:

1922 פואד הראשון

1936 פארוק

ראשי ממשלה:

1942 מוסטפא אל נחאס (וואפד - בלחץ בריטי)

1944 אחמד מאהר ("הגוש הסעדי" זמן קצר,נרצח)

1945 מחמוד פהאמי אל-נוקראשי ("הגוש הסעדי")

1946 איסמעיל צידקי (לא מפלגתי, 8 חודשים)

1946 מחמוד פהאמי אל-נוקראשי (הגוש הסעדי)

1950 מוסטפא אל נחאס (וואפד)

רפובליקת מצרים (1953–1958)
הרפובליקה הערבית המאוחדת (1958–1971)
הרפובליקה הערבית של מצרים (1971 ואילך)
שם תחילת כהונה סיום כהונה
מוסטפא ח'ליל 2 באוקטובר 1978 15 במאי 1980
אנואר סאדאת 15 במאי 1980 6 באוקטובר 1981
חוסני מובארכ 7 באוקטובר 1981 2 בינואר 1982
אחמד פואד מוחי א-דין 2 בינואר 1982 5 ביוני 1984
כמאל חסן עלי 17 ביולי 1984 4 בספטמבר 1986
עלי לוטפי מחמוד 4 בספטמבר 1985 10 בנובמבר 1986
עאטף צדקי 10 בנובמבר 1986 4 בינואר 1996
כמאל גנזורי 4 בינואר 1996 5 באוקטובר 1999
עטאף עבייד 5 באוקטובר 1999 14 ביולי 2004
אחמד נזיף 14 ביולי 2004 31 בינואר 2011
אחמד שפיק 31 בינואר 2011 3 במרץ 2011
עיסאם שאראף 3 במרץ 2011 24 בנובמבר 2011
כמאל גנזורי 24 בנובמבר 2011 2 באוגוסט 2012
הישאם קנדיל 2 באוגוסט 2012 3 ביולי 2013
חאזם אל-בבלאווי 16 ביולי 2013 1 במרץ 2014
איברהים מחלב 1 במרץ 2014 14 בספטמבר 2015
שריף אסמאעיל 14 בספטמבר 2015 7 ביוני 2018
מוסטפא מדבולי 14 ביוני 2018
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