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Any contracts with the Libyan authorities in connection with the project will be subject to the Administrative Contracts Regulation (ACR) as supplemented by Decree 12/2023.

The ACR provides for the exclusive jurisdiction of the Libyan courts for all disputes based on a government contract.

The allocation of project land is typically regulated by the PPA.

On the 1st of June 2023, provisions of the Federal Decree-Law No. 47 of 2022 – Taxation of Corporation and Businesses (further also as the ‘UAE CT Law') entered into force and became an immanent part...

The idea of exporting green electricity from North Africa to Europe has been under discussion for many years. It is prominently associated with the DESERTEC initiative.

Upon examination and deliberation, we have found that the facts of the lawsuit indicate that on 10/01/2019, the plaintiff [.], represented by [.], filed the initial Case No. 135/2019...

The Decree provides a clear obligation on private sector employers to ensure that at least 75% of their work force is constituted of local employees, leaving a maximum of 25%...

A new decree was issued by the Egyptian Minister of Finance suspending the value added tax (VAT) on machines and equipment imported for factories and production units if the industrial producer meets specific requirements.

The Libyan electricity sector is characterized by various entities with overlapping competencies.

The Ministry of Finance Decree No. 24 of 2023 (the "Decree") was published in the Official Gazette on 11 January 2023, and entered into force as of 12 January 2023. The Decree amends, adds to and annuls several...

The operation of the ECR marks another step towards modernizing the secured debt infrastructure.

The Egyptian railway sector has been at the epicenter of the current Administration's development plans for a more connected and more fluid trade and urban activity across the Egyptian territory.

Libya has excellent conditions for renewable energies both in the fields of solar and wind energy, though the tremendous potential is thus far untapped.

Any foreign company operating a renewable energy plant in Libya will be considered as ‘carrying on business' in Libya and would need to register a presence in Libya.

Ashraf Ali, Partner in AMERELLER's Cairo Office, with Ibrahim Abo Alsoud, Senior Litigation Associate, successfully represented a major global automotive brand in a litigation..

For many years, whether disputes based on distribution agreements may be submitted to arbitration was an unsettled matter in Kuwait.

On 26 May 2022, the Egyptian Competition Authority (ECA) issued a ground-breaking decision on the abuse of a market dominant position by an online food delivery platform.

Investors, traders and issuers of cryptocurrencies face an ambiguous regulatory climate in the UAE.