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Youssry Saleh & Partners
The Egyptian government is attempting to enhance market security and the best worldwide commercial practices, as this will aim to attract national and foreign investors...
Matouk Bassiouny
Competition Litigation Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Egypt, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries
Bremer FZ-LLC
Education is a cornerstone of economic growth and societal well-being, and the Egyptian government recognizes its pivotal role in the country's development.
Amereller Legal Consultants
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.
Youssry Saleh & Partners
The Arab Republic of Egypt aims to guarantee a good economic environment that does not restrict, prevent or damage the freedom of competition and issued Law No.
Andersen in Egypt
تحرص الشركات التجارية علي تعزيز...
Andersen in Egypt
All companies continuously aim to enhance their competitiveness, and ultimately gain a prominent position in the market, allowing them to maintain their customers and maximize their profits.
STA Law Firm
The Egyptian Competition Law (the ECL) is playing a prominent role in ensuring that the market stability is safeguarded. This is in lines with the factor o achieving the new economic strategy.
Youssry Saleh & Partners
he law sets out a number of rules that regulates the economic activity of persons dealing in the relevant market.
Amereller Legal Consultants
The recent decision by the Egyptian Competition Authority (ECA) concerning the permissibility of restrictive distribution contracts may have far-reaching consequences for the distribution of branded products in Egypt.
Zulficar & Partners
Egypt does not currently have a law that allows or empowers the competition regulatory authority to review, approve or disapprove mergers whether prior to or following their completion.
Baker & McKenzie
Twelve individuals from nine companies were fined a total of EGP 4.5 million (about USD 255,000) for their involvement in a cartel designed to lower prices and foreclose the market for chick production.
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