Middle East: Media, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Commercial disputes are a part of business life. A supplier might not deliver, a customer might not pay, a shareholder might not keep an agreement, or a contractor might not meet its obligations.

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The media sector in Egypt is experiencing unprecedented expansion, driven by the development of digital technology and growing demand for visual, audio and electronic content. With this rapid growth...

On 26 November 2025, the Prime Minister issued Decision No. 4330 of 2025 (the "Decision") promulgating the Regulation of Foreign Filming in the Arab Republic of Egypt.

The United Arab Emirates has an established media regulatory framework through Federal Decree by Law No. (55) of 2023 Concerning Media Regulation (Media Law)...

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In business, gifts and hospitality can be a perfectly normal way to show respect and maintain relationships, a simple gesture of appreciation.

Due to the geopolitical unrest caused by the Iran war, most countries began to experience an energy crisis. This energy crisis compelled the Egyptian government to take precautionary...

Nowadays the CAS is the highest tribunal in the hierarchy of arbitration in football-related disputes. Therefore, through its jurisprudence, which has developed during the last few years through several cases...

Law No. 71 of 2017 represents a comprehensive legislative framework governing the organization and development of the sports sector in Egypt. As the cornerstone of the modern Sports Law in Egypt, it establishes the legal foundation for sports entities, defines their rights and obligations, and regulates their relationship with administrative authorities, investors, and international bodies. The law also introduces mechanisms to promote transparency, accountability, and good governance across all levels of s

Dubai Racing Club (DRC) recently unveiled its plans to tokenize racehorses, in partnership with Tokinvest, a broker-dealer regulated by the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA).