Army Law Amendment Expands Flexibility
Egypt issued Presidential Decree Law No. 92 of 2026 to amend Law No. 32 of 1967 regarding the armed forces, aiming to modernize the organization of the military and keep pace with contemporary developments. The amendments included increasing the maximum detention period from 60 to 90 days to strengthen discipline, and granting the Minister of Defense the authority to set admission ages and exceptions through decisions rather than fixed legal provisions, ensuring greater flexibility in recruitment processes. Additionally, the acceptance of professionals and other categories under special contracts was authorized, and a new type of leave was introduced—full pay, reduced pay, or unpaid—to meet operational needs. These modifications aim to improve performance and discipline in a flexible manner, while maintaining essential military guarantees.
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