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Overview of the Technology Transfer provisions in Egypt

July 2007TechnologyConsultant

Abstract

Egypt was one of the first countries in the Middle East to pay attention to the evolving issue of Technology Transfer ('TT'), and it was the subject of several debates among Egyptian scholars due to the obligation arising from Egypt's accession to the World Trade Organization ('WTO') in 1994. The Egyptian legislator considering the pivotal role of TT and its contribution to development of the country's economy, have enacted in 1999 the new Commercial Law[1] ('the Law') which included a full chapter addressing TT.

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Karim El Helaly

National and senior legal consultant, Pwc, Egypt

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