Dr Heba Yehia Abdelmegeed holds a PhD in law from Brunel University London. She holds two master’s degrees: one in international law and comparative laws and another one in public administration from the American university of Cairo. She holds two bachelors; one in law and another one in business.
She is assistant professor teaching business law at American university of Cairo and she is a board member at Belton holding company in Egypt. She is on the advisory committee in the Egyptian center for arbitration and settlements of non-banking financial disputes. She is a partner in H.E Yehia Abdelmegeed law firm.
Her passion in law, comes from her father, Yehia Abdelmegeed. Abdelmegeed, who is former Egyptian minister of parliament, former governor of Sharkia and former judge in high court, vice president and general secretary of state council in Egypt. She lived the Egyptian revolution in 2011 where her father was minister during this time, so she decided to write a book about new government and foreign investment protection.
In recent years, there has been a tension in international arbitration between legal stability and political change. This tension increases significantly when new governments face pressure to enact economic reforms that redress the perceived shortcomings of their predecessors. In doing so, new gover...
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