The Egyptian Minister for Justice, ʿOmar Marwān, has affirmed President al-Sīsī’s dedication to eliminating slow litigation processes and achieving justice, as well as his desire for the judicial sector to benefit from technological developments to improve the quality of its services. During an interview with ʿAli Ḥassan, he emphasized the president’s commitment to the independence of the judiciary, the promotion of the role of women within this sector, and the interest of the government in supporting Egyptian families. Finally, he drew attention to the resumption of initiatives in North Sinai following the eradication of terrorism there, and the progress of the Personal Status Law draft to a state of near-completion.