EGYPT Law and Practice Contributed by: Mohamed Hashish, Heba El Abd, Farida Rezk, Omar Aboul-Ella, Mariam Rabie and Mohamed Selim, Soliman, Hashish & Partners
Omar Aboul-Ella is a bilingual Arabic and English associate with over two years of experience. He holds a bachelor’s degree in law from the British University in Egypt.
Mariam Rabie is a junior associate at Soliman, Hashish & Partners, fluent in Arabic, English and German. Her practice includes providing advice on M&A, antitrust,
Throughout his studies and after graduation, Omar undertook various work experience internships that added value to his professional legal skills. As part of the antitrust team, Omar was recently awarded first place for the Best Competition Research in Egypt held by the Egyptian Competition Authority under the auspices of the Egyptian Cabinet.
anti-dumping, telecommunications, media and technology, and intellectual property rights. Mariam graduated from the German University in Cairo (GUC) with a BA in International Law and Legal Studies. An experienced participant of many international moot court competitions, Mariam coached the participants of the Monroe E. Price Media Law moot court competition. As part of the antitrust team, Mariam was recently awarded first place for the Best Competition Research in Egypt held by the Egyptian Competition Authority under the auspices of the Egyptian Cabinet.
Mohamed Selim holds a law degree from Cairo University’s Faculty of Law (English Section). Fluent in both English and Arabic, Selim leverages his linguistic proficiency with legal
knowledge, making him qualified to navigate general corporate, corporate governance and employment matters. Before joining Soliman, Hashish & Partners in 2024, Selim gained practical experience through internships at leading law firms in Egypt. His participation in the Jessup Moot Court competition developed his oral advocacy capabilities, providing a solid understanding in dispute resolution in accordance with international law.
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