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Karim A Youssef, CEO of Youssef & Partners (Youssef + Partners), is taking stock of the momentous regime changes sweeping North Africa and the Middle East, evaluating how the developments will affect the workload and arbitral practice in the region.
Impact of Regime Changes and Popular Uprisings on Arbitral Practice1
“The Egyptians have shown incredible awareness of the potential for development if the right conditions are offered, as if the old spirit of the pyramid builders has remained intact across millennia.”
He reflects on the awe-inspiring power of the people’s collective voice.
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How does Karim A. Youssef view the recent developments in Egypt?
Karim A. Youssef views the recent developments in Egypt as a testament to the people’s awareness of their potential for growth and progress. He likens their collective spirit to that of the ancient pyramid builders, suggesting a lasting drive for development.
How might these regime changes affect arbitral practice in the region?
While specific details are not provided, regime changes and popular uprisings typically impact legal and arbitral practices by altering regulatory environments, creating new opportunities, and presenting unique challenges for legal professionals.
What is Youssef’s perspective on the role of public sentiment in these changes?
Youssef reflects on the profound impact of the people’s collective voice, emphasizing its significant and awe-inspiring role in driving change and development.
