A partnership agreement in Egypt is a legally binding contract between two or more people (individuals or companies) who agree to carry on a business together and share profits and losses. Egyptian law treats partnerships (Sherkat) primarily as personal contracts rather than separate entities. For example, a general partnership  (Sherka ‘Odawiya) requires at least two active partners who share management and are jointly and severally liable  for the firm’s debts. Unlike corpo

Drafting a commercial contract in Egypt requires understanding the Egyptian legal framework and following key steps. Egyptian contract...

Contracts form the backbone of business and personal transactions in Egypt. Under Egyptian law, a contract is a legally binding agreement...