Shalakany Secures Litigation Win Before Port Said Administrative Courts in Automotive Manufacturing Dispute
The international law firm with a strong focus on Egypt and the Middle East, Shalakany is pleased to announce that it has secured a significant litigation victory before the Port Said Administrative Courts on behalf of its client, the Egyptian arm of a major European automotive-sector group operating in Egypt and engaged in the manufacturing of electric circuits for cars and vehicles.
Case Background
Shalakany acted for its client, one of the largest industrial operators and importers working within Egypt’s free zones framework, with operations forming part of a broader international automotive manufacturing business. The dispute concerned rights relating to two manufacturing plants in Port Said and involved proceedings brought against both the client and the relevant governmental authority.
Proceedings and Dispute
Shalakany successfully defended the client’s position in proceedings arising from contested rights over the operation and control of two manufacturing plants in Port Said, which formed a critical part of the client’s industrial and investment operations in Egypt.
Outcome
The Court upheld the client’s position, thereby protecting its rights and interests in relation to the manufacturing facilities and affirming its operational standing within Egypt’s free zones framework.
Team
The matter was handled by Muhammad Ussama (Senior Partner) and Mahmoud Al-Omdah (Senior Associate).
Conclusion
This outcome reinforces the protection of industrial and investment operations within Egypt’s free zones regime and underscores the importance of judicial clarity in disputes involving strategic manufacturing assets.
Shalakany is an international, full-service law firm headquartered in Egypt. Founded in 1912, it is one of the oldest and largest corporate law firms in Egypt and the Middle East.
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