Thirty female judges were appointed in Egypt in 2007
Thirty female judges were appointed in Egypt in 2007
- In 2003, the first woman was appointed to Egypt’s Supreme Constitutional Court.
- Nearly 30 percent of ministers, senior officials and managers in the public administration and defense establishment in Egypt are women.
- A new law adopted in June allocates a quote of 64, or 12 percent, of the seats in the lower house of parliament to women.
Source: NDP Strategic Pillars 2007; ILO labor Force Survey 2006; AFP (06/14/09)