Each row is a source observation, not a unique person or a continuous term. Annual snapshots, research waves and dated events keep their own date precision. Initials appear where these datasets supply no portrait.
EADocumented event
Eng. Amr Helmy Hassan Lashin
Governor of Aswan
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[10]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MNDocumented event
Mr. Nabil El-Sayyed Mohamed Hasaballah
Governor of Ismailia
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[11]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MADocumented event
Mr. Amr Mohamed El-Sayyed El-Gharib
Governor of El-Monofeyya
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[12]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
EIDocumented event
Eng. Ibrahim Abdel-Qader Mekki Mahgoub
Governor of Kafr El-Sheikh
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[13]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MHDocumented event
Mr. Hany Rashad Ali El-Sayyed
Governor of Suez
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[14]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
DMDocumented event
Dr. Moustafa Selim Amin Abdel-Zaher El-Beblawy
Governor of Qena
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[15]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MTDocumented event
Mr. Tarek Rashed Mohamed Mahfouz
Governor of Sohag
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[16]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MMDocumented event
Mr. Mohamed Sayyed Hasan Elwan
Governor of Assyout
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[17]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MADocumented event
Mr. Abdallah Abdel-Aziz Abdel-Rahman El-Sayyed
Governor of Bani Sweif
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[18]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
DHDocumented event
Dr. Hossam Eldin Ahmed Abdel-Fattah Mohamed Ali
Governor of Qalyoubia
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[19]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
DADocumented event
Dr. Ahmed Abdullah El-Hussein Mohamed Al-Ansary
Governor of Giza
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[2]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
DWDocumented event
Dr. Walid Abdel-Azim Ibrahim El-Barqi
Governor of the Red Sea
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[20]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
DADocumented event
Dr. Ahmed Anwar Ateyya El-Adl
Deputy Governor of Cairo
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[21]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MKDocumented event
Mr. Kamal Suleiman Mahmoud Ahmed
Deputy Governor of Sohag
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[22]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MODocumented event
Mr. Omar Mahmoud El-Shafei El-Akrat
Deputy Governor of Cairo
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[23]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MODocumented event
Mr. Osama Rizk Mohamed Mansour Dawoud
Deputy Governor of Aswan
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[24]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MMDocumented event
Mr. Mohamed Neama Abdo Morsy Kojok
Deputy Governor of New Valley
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[25]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
DHDocumented event
Dr. Hussein Mohamed Maghrabi Salama
Deputy Governor of Dakahlia
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[26]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
DADocumented event
Dr. Amira Yassin Mohamed Heikal
Deputy Governor of Alexandria
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[27]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
DSDocumented event
Dr. Shady Yehia Abdel-Azim El-Mashad
Deputy Governor of El-Beheira
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[28]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
EHDocumented event
Eng. Hossam El-Din Abdo Mohamed Mohamed
Deputy Governor of El-Gharbia
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[29]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MIDocumented event
Mr. Ibrahim Ahmed Ibrahim Shahawy Abu Lamoun
Governor of Port Saeed
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[3]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
DMDocumented event
Dr. Mohamed Ali Mohamed Taleb Ali Gabr
Deputy Governor of El-Minya
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[30]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
DMDocumented event
Dr. Mohamed Fawzy Hassan Abdel-Rehim
Deputy Governor of Damietta
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[31]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MMDocumented event
Mr. Mohamed Abdallah Mohamed Allam Zeidan
Deputy Governor of Suez
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[32]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
DMDocumented event
Dr. Mohamed Hany Gamal El-Din Ghoneim
Governor of Fayoum
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[4]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
DADocumented event
Dr. Alaa Ibrahim Abdel-Moaty Ahmed
Governor of Gharbeyya
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[5]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
DIDocumented event
Dr. Ismail Mohamed Kamal Ismail
Governor of South Sinai
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[6]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
EADocumented event
Eng. Ayman Mohammed Ibrahim Ahmed Ateyya
Governor of Alexandria
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[7]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MHDocumented event
Mrs. Hanan Magdy Nour-Eldin Mohamed
Governor of New Valley
A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.
Date of the reported swearing-in ceremony; no tenure start/end is inferred.
32 named officials at this ceremony: 20 governors and 12 deputy governors; not a whole-country governor census.
This is a source observation, not independent verification of present service or a tenure boundary.
Dates and source evidence
Observation: 16 Feb 2026. Precision: day.
Source published: 16 Feb 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.
Evidence location: Article named-officials ul, li[8]
Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18
Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted
Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
- Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
- Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
- Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
- Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
- Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.