Water and Shark collaborates with Solid Law Firm to expand Africa presence

Enters into an agreement during Service Export Promotion Council delegation to Egypt, promoted by India’s Ministry of

By: :  Daniel
By :  Legal Era
Update: 2023-04-21 05:15 GMT


Water and Shark collaborates with Solid Law Firm to expand Africa presence

Enters into an agreement during Service Export Promotion Council delegation to Egypt, promoted by India’s Ministry of Industry, Trade and Commerce

Focusing on trade, international law firm, Water and Shark has joined forces with Solid Law Firm (Egypt) to strengthen and explore Africa as a global business destination and provide legal support in their endeavors.

The two firms entered into a collaboration agreement during the Service Export Promotion Council (SEPC) delegation to Egypt, facilitated by India’s Ministry of Industry, Trade and Commerce.

As a part of the delegation, Water and Shark was the only legal professional firm that represented India and visited four African countries. The conducive approach aimed to make a success of the ‘Make Africa Your Partner’ event.

During the visit, Water and Shark explored new opportunities upon meeting Aya Barrada, The Managing Partner of Solid Law Firm. Impressed with their mutual dedication to trust and transparency, the two firms shared their ideologies and created a conducive collaborative environment.

Excited about the meeting, Barrada remarked, “The collaboration between Solid Law Firm and Water & Shark is a new era of foreign investment in Egypt and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). We believe that by combining our strengths and expertise, we can strengthen our stance in Africa and provide services of varied calibre to our clients and support them in their endeavors.”

Harsh Patel, the chartered accountant-turned-advocate, and presently the Managing Partner and CEO of Water and Shark welcomed Barrada and Hussien Eldsoky of Solid Law Firm as their collaborating firm in Egypt.

Patel commented, “This collaboration will open the doors of investments from Egypt, India and the Middle East. It will enable both firms to explore mutual synergies and technical capabilities, which would enhance and further help clients to scale and grow their business across the globe.”

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