
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi directed a study on providing a strategic reserve for the state to confront emergency situations, while emphasizing the importance of accurate data and confidentiality of information in the national crisis and emergency management system.
AI-generated summary
The meeting comes within the framework of strengthening the Egyptian state's capabilities to manage crises and emergencies through coordination between institutions.
On Saturday, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi directed a study on arranging a strategic reserve for the state of all needs to confront “emergency situations,” through coordination between all state agencies and institutions.
This came during Sisi’s meeting, on Saturday, with Lieutenant General Muhammad Abdel Rahman Rabie, Chairman of the Armed Forces Operations Authority and Chairman of the National Authority for Crisis and Emergency Management, Major General Muhammad Abdel Fattah Abu Bakr, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, Major General Hani Mahmoud, Director of the Signal Department of the Armed Forces, Deputy Chairman of the National Authority for Crisis and Emergency Management, and Major General Staff Walid Hassan Al-Kurdi, Director of the Vehicles Department of the Armed Forces.
Ambassador Mohamed El-Shenawy, the official spokesman for the Egyptian Presidency, said in a statement on Facebook that the meeting witnessed a review of the executive procedures that took place between the National Crisis and Emergency Authority and various state agencies and institutions.
The Egyptian presidential spokesman explained that Sisi directed the head of the National Crisis and Emergency Authority to study the provision of a strategic stock for the state of all needs to confront emergency situations, in coordination with all state agencies and institutions.
Ambassador Mohamed El-Shenawy added that Al-Sisi also directed that all institutions quickly finish entering their data into the National Authority for Crisis and Emergency Management system, and stressed the need to take into account the accuracy of the data received by the Authority to prepare an accurate database that contributes to making the right decision, while taking into account the confidentiality of the circulation of information.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Complete the entry of institutional data into the crisis system
Very likely · Within months

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