List of Speakers of The People's Assembly of Egypt

List Of Speakers Of The People's Assembly Of Egypt

The Speaker of the House of Representatives of Egypt is the presiding officer of that body. Until the creation of a Shura Council in 1980 the House of Representatives was the name of Egypt's unicameral legislature. Now it is one of its two chambers.

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