Egypt: Roundup of Egypt's Press Headlines On Jan. 20, 2017

Cairo — Our daily roundup of headlines in Egypt's main state-owned and private newspapers on Jan. 20, 2017:

Al-Ahram:

- The President: Undertaking needed procedures to ensure full border security.

- Defence Minister: Sovereignty over Egyptian lands granted only for Egyptians..We are capable of resilience in the face of adversity.

- Prime Minister: New ministers to be announced in few days.

- "Hassm movement" investigations: Fugitive leaders "revived" armed attacks to take down state institutions.

- Planning Minister: Economic growth rate 3.4%.

Al-Akhbar:

- Pardons committee: We delivered second list with 400 names.

- Prime Minister: Cabinet reshuffle ends this week.. announcement of new cabinet end of January.

- The president in a high-level meeting: Strengthening border security and institutions.

Al-Shorouk:

- Al-Sisi orders to undertake needed procedures to secure borders.

- Abo Treika after receiving the news of being placed on terrorists list.."Thank God for whatever comes my way."

- New Italian Foreign Minister: We will continue cooperating in Regeni's case.

- Pardons committee delivered three new lists to the presidency few days ago.

- Tawadros: Egypt is safe..We pray for Al-Sisi and the martyrs.

Al-Masry Al-Youm:

- The president seeks cutting down expenses, mitigate budget deficit.

- PM: Cabinet reshuffle end of month..No change of governors.

- NTRA calls on halting BETA operation of 4G mobile services.

- Fog road accidents kill five..closes five main roads.

Al-Watan:

- Cabinet reshuffle causes tensions in government and parliament.

- American document from 1957: No legal documentation for ownership of Tiran, Sanafir.

- EGP 19.3 m losses in stock market after reported news of imposing stamp duty.

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