The Sovereign Fund of Egypt (TSFE) Conducts its 1st Board Meeting After Appointment of the New Cabinet
27 August 2024
The Sovereign Fund of Egypt
(TSFE) Board of Directors convened, headed by H.E. Dr. Rania A. Al-Mashat,
Minister of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation and
Chairperson of TSFE’s Board of Directors, for the 1st time after the appointment
of the new government.
This took place at the Ministry’s
headquarters in the New Administrative Capital and included the presence of
Board of Directors members’: Counselor Mohamed Aba Zeid, Walid Gamal El-Din,
Sherine El-Sharkawy, Nidal Assar, Mohamed Abbas Fayed, Eng. Tarek Tawfik, and
Eng. Yehia Zaki. The meeting was also attended by Lobna Helal via video
conference, and by CEO of TSFE Ayman Soliman and the fund’s Chief Financial
Officer Fadi Anwar.
During the meeting, Al-Mashat and
the members of the Board of Directors extended their sincere thanks to Dr. Hala
Elsaid, Economic Advisor to the President of the Arab Republic of Egypt and
former Minister of Planning and Economic Development, for her efforts
throughout the past period to manage the fund; one of the main tools through
which the Government of Egypt seeks to empower the private sector.
The Board of Directors also
discussed TSFE’s independent and consolidated financial statements and the
Central Auditing Organization report. They also approved the ratification of
the budget in preparation for presenting it to the fund’s General Assembly
headed by the Prime Minister.
The Board of Directors was also
informed of Ayman Soliman’s resignation, the fund’s CEO; submitted on 4/6/2024.
The Board thanked him for his efforts, and agreed to name Chief Strategy and
Business Development Officer Noha Khalil as acting CEO to manage the fund’s
work, until the procedures for appointing the new CEO is complete.
The Board of Directors also
emphasized the need to increase efforts in attracting foreign investments and
move forward in implementing the State Ownership Policy Document, by expanding
partnerships with the private sector.