CAIRO - Egypt's new Cabinet was sworn in as the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Council set restoring security and preparing for a democratic election as two main priorities for the new Government, which still had limited powers under the Constitutional Declaration. Line-up of new Cabinet: • Prime Minister: Essam Sharaf • Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Public Sector Enterprises: Ali el-Selmi (New) • Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Finance: Hazem el-Beblawi (New) • Minister of Interior: Mansour el-Essawi • Foreign Minister: Mohamed Kamel Amr (New) • Minister of Housing : Mohamed Fathi el-Baradei • Minister of Agriculture: Salah Youssef Farag (New) • Minister of Local Development: Mohamed Ahmed Attia (New) • Minister of Justice: Mohamed Abdel Aziz el-Guindi • Minister of the Environment: Maged George • Minister of Education: Ahmed Gamal Eddin Moussa • Minister of Oil: Mohamed Abdallah Ghorab • Minister of Higher Education: Mo'ataz Khorshid (New) • Minister of Telecommunications: Mohamed Salem (New) • Minister of Waqfs (Religious Endowments): Mohamed el-Qossi (New) • Minister of Military Production: Ali Sabri (New) • Minister of Health and Population: Dr Amr Helmi (New) • Minister of International Co-operation and Planning: Fayza Abul Naga • Minister of Electricity: Hassan Younis • Minister of Civil Aviation: Lotfi Kamal (New) • Minister of Transport: Ali Zine el-Abidine Heikal (New) • Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation: Hesham Qandil (New) • Minister of Culture: Emad Abu Ghazi • Minister of Trade and Industry: Mahmoud Eissa (New) • Minister of Solidarity and Social Justice: Gouda Abdel Khaleq • Minister of Tourism: Mounir Fakhri Abdel Nour • Minister of Manpower: Ahmed el-Boraei
