Interior Ministry successfully reduces crime rate by 15% in 2022 ...Egypt

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Mahmoud Tawfiq has been acting since his appointment as Interior Minister in June 2018 to improve the quality of police services offered to citizens. Achieving comprehensive security has always been in the heart of his job, while taking into consideration human rights and societal participation. It has been his duty to strengthen trust between policemen and citizens. Over the past four and half years, Tawfiq has worked to upgrade the security system to cope with the New Repulic, whose pillars were set up by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. As Egypt marks the 71st Police Day, which falls on January 25, MENA is shedding light on the most prominent efforts and success stories of the Interior Min

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