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Egyptian Minister of Justice Mahmoud Helmy El Sherif took the oath of office for the newly appointed Assistant Public Prosecutors, who were appointed based on a decision by President Abdel Fattah El Sisi. The event was attended by Attorney General Mohamed Shoukry and Rabi’ Lubna, President of the Court of Cassation and Head of the Supreme Judicial Council, along with senior officials from the Ministry of Justice and the families of the members. The minister emphasized the importance of the public prosecution profession in achieving justice and urged the newcomers to uphold standards of knowledge and discipline, while also emphasizing the importance of good treatment and humility towards people. He also underscored the state's ongoing commitment to strengthening judicial independence and supporting the development of judicial infrastructure and technologies to ensure an effective and comprehensive execution of the justice mission. The Attorney General explained that the selection of assistants is carried out through strict criteria that reflect societal representation, and he called on them to be strong in the pursuit of truth and to demonstrate unwavering justice that fosters public trust in the judiciary. The ceremony concluded with a commemorative photo session, marking the start of their judicial careers.
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