Egyptian Irrigation Minister Hany Sweilam said Monday that Egypt is committed to maintaining brotherly relations and co-operation with the Nile Basin countries. Cairo is willing to share its technical expertise and to support the building of potentials in all the Nile Basin states, Sweilam said in a speech on behalf of Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouli during a ceremony organised by the Embassy of Rwanda in Cairo to mark the 30th anniversary of its Liberation Day. The minister conveyed President Abdel Fattah El Sisi's best-of-luck wishes to his Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame on his re-election. Egypt is committed to boosting cooperation with Rwanda to better serve interests of both peoples, Sweilam noted. Source: State Information Service Egypt
National Council for Freedoms and Human Rights Rejects Proposed Unified Salary Scale
Tripoli:The National Council for Freedoms and Human Rights has announced its outright rejection of the Ministry of Finance’s proposed draft law on the unified salary scale. The Council emphasized that the proposal fails to consider the living conditio…