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This note examines Egypt's first and only INDC so far submitted to the UNFCCC on November 11, 2015,4 and converted into an NDC on June 29, 2017. The note maps the different trade-related response measures and policies planned under the various sectors covered in Egypt's NDC: Energy, agriculture, tourism, and other sectors such as industry and waste. It will also explore measures relating to Egypt's intention to establish a carbon credits market.
https://www.cuts-geneva.org/pdf/countryupdates/KP2021-CUN-Egypt.pdf
Fisheries subsidies, which lead to IUU fishing, and which contribute to overfishing and overcapacity leads to the fostering of inequality. Not only do they negatively affect the sustainability of the marine environment, but they also undermine the livelihoods of small scale and artisanal fisheries.
https://www.cuts-geneva.org/pdf/KP2021-RRN-Equity_Aspect_of_Fisheries_Subsidies.pdf
I was a legal assistant the “Centre d’études juridiques européennes” I undertook legal researches on European Union’s external actions such as trade-related matters and Swiss-EU law comparison. In addition, I have written a collective paper on common commercial policy of the European Union. The aim of this paper is to examine all external actions of the European Union during the year 2022.
Company: University of Geneva
I worked there from 10/2022 until now
I was assigned to different tasks related to E-commerce, Fisheries subsidies, and other trade related assignments. The study of the latter subjects resulted in two publications which are titled “Trade-related measures in Egypt's Climate Change NDC Plan and Implementation” and “the Equity aspect of fisheries subsidies”. The internship helped me to increase my practical experience to do legal research, analyse legal issues and draft legal documents on international law matters.
Company: Cuts International
I worked there from 8/2021 until 11/2021