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    Law No. 188 Of 2020, Regulating Contracts For Public Authorities (Legal Alert 121)

    On September 5th, 2020, President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi promulgated Law No. 188 of 2020, regulating contracts for public authorities.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    Legal Alert 121

    On September 5th, 2020, President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi promulgated Law No. 188 of 2020, regulating contracts for public authorities.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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Bribery Under Egyptian Law

Bribery, constituting a white-collar crime, is internationally known as a crime of influence, defined in its simplest form as influencing the actions of officials or others in return for any item of value.
EgyptCriminal Law
Soliman, Hashish & Partners
Soliman, Hashish & Partners
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    Why The Egyptian Competition Authority Rejected A Settlement Request After Conviction

    The Egyptian Competition Authority (ECA) recently issued a decision that reflects its increasingly assertive enforcement approach. On 26 September 2026, the ECA’s Board of Directors rejected a settlement request from a food-sector company convicted and fined by the Economic Court for failing to respond to the ECA’s requests for information (RFIs) within the set deadlines. The decision confirms that the ECA now treats procedural non-cooperation as an enforcement priority in its own right, and that a conviction for such failure does not automatically lead to a settlement.
    EgyptAntitrust/Competition Law
    BREMER LF WLL
    BREMER LF WLL
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    The Court's Right To Amend The Charges vs. The Right To Alert The Defense

    The law grants the court the authority to amend the charges and change the legal description bestowed by the public prosecution on the defendant.
    EgyptLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Andersen
    Andersen
  • Article

    Egypt Regulation: KYC Compliance

    This amendment defined the terror financing and determines the liability.
    EgyptCorporate/Commercial Law
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
  • Article

    The Presumption Of Innocence

    Egypt, like many other countries, operates under the principle that individuals' innocence is presumed until proven guilty. This is the same regardless of whether the individual in question is a suspect or the...
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
  • Article

    The Reconciliation Effect In The Public Funds Appropriation Crimes

    Public Funds Appropriation Crimes takes place once such funds has been taken by stealth, force, or deception with the intent of wasting the state's funds.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
  • Article

    Commercial Fraud In Egyptian Law

    The other article regulating the companies' fraudulent acts is Article 235 of the Penal Code.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
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    Whistleblowing And Tax Evasion: Egypt's Law No. 30 Of 2023

    As part of efforts to safeguard tax revenues from evasion or avoidance practices, the Egyptian tax legislator has introduced penalties for tax evaders and incentives for those who Whistleblowing tax evasion.
    EgyptTax
    Andersen
    Andersen
  • Article

    The Crime Of Theft By Coercion

    Crime of theft by coercion occurs when the criminal intent to commit the punishable act is present in the perpetrator, knowing at the time of the act that they are wrongfully appropriating something owned by a third party...
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
  • Article

    Adjusting Financial Statements For Retained Earnings

    Financial statements are fundamental accounting documents that reflect a company's financial position and performance over a specific period.
    EgyptAccounting and Audit
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    Microlending In Egypt: A Guide To Regulatory Compliance

    In recent years, Egypt has witnessed a significant shift in its financial services landscape, with microlending emerging as a pivotal force in driving financial inclusion...
    EgyptFinance and Banking
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    Anti-Cyber And Information Technology Crimes Law In Egypt

    Egypt used to govern technology crimes and cybercrimes by some provisions in Civil and Criminal laws.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
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    Combating Counterfeit In Egypt

    Counterfeit is defined by the Cambridge Dictionary as products made to look like the original of something, usually for dishonest or illegal purposes or something copied exactly in order to make someone believe that the copy is the original.
    EgyptIntellectual Property
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
    Youssry Saleh Law Firm
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    The Legal Framework For Extradition In Egypt

    Extradition is one of the most important mechanisms of international criminal cooperation, enabling states to combat transnational crime while balancing due process, human rights, and sovereign interests. As criminal activity increasingly extends beyond national borders, the surrender of fugitives has become an essential component of effective law enforcement and international justice.
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    جريمة السرقة بالإكراه

    ...تقوم جريمة السرقة فى حق مرتكبيها بتوافر
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    حق المحكمة فى تعديل مواد الاتهام يقابله حق تنبيه الدفاع

    حق المحكمة فى تعديل مواد الاتهام يقابله حق تنبيه الدفاع
    EgyptLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    حق المحكمة فى تعديل مواد الاتهام يقابله حق تنبيه الدفاع

    أعطى القانون لمحكمة الموضوع سُلطان تعديل مواد الاتهام و تغيير الوصف القانوني الذي 
    EgyptLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Andersen
    Andersen
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    الأصل فى الأنسان البراءة

    إن افتراض البراءة للشخص سواء كان مشتبها فيه أو فى موضع اتهام هو حقاً أساسياَ يقتضي أن
    EgyptCriminal Law
    Andersen
    Andersen
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