Ashraf Sobhy ( ar, أشرف صبحي; born 14 April 1968) is the current Egyptian Minister of Youth and Sports, and a professor of Sports Department at

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. Ashraf Sobhi was assigned to work as an assistant to the Minister of Youth and Sports in the government of

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since August 2014 until March 2016, but he submitted his resignation without reasons. On June 14, 2018, Sobhi was appointed Minister of Youth and Sports in the government of

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Education

Sobhi holds the following degrees: *

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from the Faculty of Physical Education at Helwan University. * Master in Sports Public Relations from Helwan University. - 1994 * Ph.D. in Sports Administration from Helwan University and

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as well- 2000.

Sport career

Sobhy played Karate and won the Karate Republic Championship.

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Sobhy, Ashraf 1968 births Helwan University alumni Living people Egyptian Muslims Youth ministers of Egypt Sports ministers of Egypt 21st-century Egyptian politicians