Officially: The Ministry of Interior approves police transfers for 2023 (full details with names)
Major General Mahmoud Tawfik, the Minister of Interior, has officially approved the police transfers for the year 2023. One of the notable features of this movement includes the renewal of trust in Major General Adel Gaafar as an assistant to the Minister for the National Security sector. Additionally, Major General Nasr Mohy El-Din will continue as an assistant to the Minister for the Media and Relations sector, and Major General Ashraf El Gendy will serve as the Director of Cairo Security. This announcement came after a meeting between President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and the Minister of Interior, Major General Mahmoud Tawfik, yesterday, as stated by the official spokesperson of the presidency, Counselor Ahmed Fahmy.
The Ministry of Interior stated: “Recognizing the importance and value of continuing to develop police work mechanisms to confront security challenges and align with the requirements of the current stage… the promotions and transfers of police officers for the year 2023 align with the state’s policy and directions to promote young elements for utilization in all areas of security work. This includes expanding the promotions of higher and middle ranks to prepare a new generation of young leaders as the nucleus of future police leadership.”
In this regard, the most prominent indicators of the movement are as follows:
• Strengthening the security directorates and public service authorities with the best functional and health elements to enhance the security services provided to the citizens.
• Taking into account the social, health, and professional conditions of the officers as part of the rules to achieve social, psychological, and professional stability.
Police Transfers for 2023:
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| Major General Mahmoud Abu Omar Hassan Imbaby | Assistant Minister for General Security |
| Major General Mohamed Hassan Taha Ali | Assistant Minister for Security Forces |
| Major General Ahmed Gamal Ali Gamal El-Din | Assistant Minister for the Upper Egypt region |
| Major General Mohamed Abdel Hamid El Sawy Amar | Assistant Minister for the Central Delta region |
| Major General Sherif Raouf Zaki Abdel Razek | Assistant Minister for Drug Control, Weapons, and Unlicensed Ammunition |
| Major General Hesham Samir Mohamed Hossam El-Din | Assistant Minister for the Canal region |
| Major General Engineer Ahmed Adly Ahmed Mohamed | Assistant Minister for Communication Systems and Information Technology |
| Major General Mohamed Mustafa Dabash Moawad | Minya Security Director |
| Major General Mahmoud Abdel Tawab Mahmoud Ali Hawidy | Beheira Security Director |
| Major General Khaled Mohamed Mokhtar Abdel Salam Suleiman | Gharbia Security Director |
| Major General Dr. Mohamed Soliman Abdel Wahid Omran | General Director for Investigations of Public Funds Crimes |
| Major General Dr. Mahmoud Mohamed Saad Qamara | General Director for Passports, Immigration, and Nationality |
| Major General Mohamed Kamel Ali Anany | South Sinai Security Director |
| Major General Wael Fouad Zaki Nassar | Assiut Security Director |
| Major General Gamal Mostafa Ali Mouwad | General Director for Combating Public Funds Crimes |
| Major General Hassan Abdul Aziz Abdullah Mustafa | Luxor Security Director |
| Major General Mustafa Mabrouk Mustafa Dorrah | Qena Security Director |
| Major General Ehab Ahmed Ibrahim Attia | Kafr El-Sheikh Security Director |
| Major General Hossam El-Din Ahmed Mohamed Ahmed El-Dah | Suez Security Director |
| Major General Manar Mokhtar Hafez Hassan | General Manager of the Human Rights Sector |
| Major General Hesham Marwan Tawfik Mohamed Shabana | Ismailia Security Director |
| Major General Mohamed Zuhair Abd El Hamid Mansour | General Director for Combating Drugs |
The movement witnessed the retirement of a number of officers who have fulfilled their duty, as well as the promotion of others who deserve it according to objective criteria in various ranks. Young leaders have also been appointed to take on leadership positions, with the aim of injecting new blood into many security directorates and sectors, enabling them to fulfill their security responsibilities and continue the development of the police work system according to the ministry’s strategy in the coming period. This aims to strengthen its policy of upholding the principle of the rule of law, while balancing the achievement of security in its comprehensive concept with respect for human rights and the good treatment of citizens.
