Cairo , Egypt ( CNN ) -- Authorities in Egypt have frozen the assets of former President Hosni Mubarak and his family , state-run media reported Monday . Attorney General Abdel Meguid Mahmoud requested the action , according to the state-run EgyNews website . Along with Mubarak 's assets , those belonging to his wife , Suzanne , were also frozen , along with the assets of the former president 's eldest son , Alaa , and younger son , Gamal , and both of the sons ' wives , according to the report . After 30 years , Mubarak stepped down as Egypt 's president February 11 following 18 days of unrest . The same day , Switzerland 's government moved to freeze any assets in the country 's banks that might belong to Mubarak or his family . `` The ( government ) intends in doing so to avoid any risk of embezzlement of Egyptian state property , '' Swiss officials said in a statement at the time . In addition , the prosecutor has requested an investigation into Mubarak 's assets , prompted by citizen complaints , Egyptian state television reported . On Sunday , Mubarak 's attorney said that false information had been published by media outlets both in Egypt and elsewhere regarding the former president 's wealth , calling it `` baseless rumors ... an attempt to cause damage to his reputation and his integrity , '' according to EgyNews . And on Saturday , Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq responded to a question on the matter during a meeting with newspaper editors and media representatives by saying he only knew what he `` read about Mubarak 's wealth in the newspapers and in the media , just like everyone else , '' EgyNews reported . Shafiq said that any action on the former president 's assets was up to the country 's Military Council . Two former Egyptian ministers were transferred to criminal court on Monday , according to state news agency MENA . Former Interior Minister Habib al-Adly , whose agency was reponsible for Egyptian police and paramilitary forces , and Zuhair Garana , former tourism minister , will face corruption charges , MENA reported . Al-Adly is charged with racketeering and money laundering , according to EgyNews , and Garana is charged with premeditated damage to public property and illegally enabling close associates to obtain financial benefits . The two were among four ministers from Mubarak 's government jailed last week , state media reported . Meanwhile , British Prime Minister David Cameron arrived Monday in Cairo , his office said , for meetings with Egypt 's military leadership , to which Mubarak ceded power . Cameron met Monday with Mohammed Tantawi , head of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces , according to his office . Cameron `` spoke of the UK 's willingness to be helpful and contribute to a successful political transition , '' the Downing Street website reported . `` This is a great opportunity for us to go and talk to those currently running Egypt to make sure this really is a genuine transition from military rule to civilian rule and see what friendly countries like Britain and others in Europe can do to help , '' Cameron said , according to the website . Cameron also plans to meet with Shafiq as well as `` members of the opposition movement , '' his office said . It was unclear whether Cameron would meet with the banned Muslim Brotherhood group . The opposition group , although officiallyillegal , has said it will apply to become a political party in Mubarak 's absence . It has said it does not plan to field a candidate for president when elections are held to replace Mubarak . CNN 's Carol Jordan , Saad Abedine and Caroline Faraj contributed to this report .
The assets of Hosni Mubarak 's sons have also been frozen . Mubarak 's wealth has been the subject of false reports , his attorney says . British Prime Minister David Cameron is in Cairo to meet with officials .