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Tahoun law firm launches Egypt’ s first smart digital platform for legal services
The Tahoun Smart platform presents a valuable solution for entrepreneurs and start-up founders who often face challenges in navigating legal procedures – especially the slow pace of company registration, reliance on paper-based processes and the difficulty of accessing affordable specialised legal services or understanding complex contract clauses. These hurdles can expose businesses to future risks, particularly concerning intellectual property rights and trademarks.
Through its user-friendly smart interface, the platform delivers a digital ecosystem that enables users to remotely complete a wide range of legal transactions – from company formation and contract drafting to legal consultations and certified document translation – all in a secure, paperless environment without the need to visit a law office.
Tahoun Law Firm has officially launched its smart platform, Tahoun Smart, the first fully integrated digital legal platform offering professional legal services for individuals and businesses online – securely and seamlessly – via a dedicated website and mobile app.
Dr Nermeen Tahoun, Founding Partner at Tahoun Law Firm, said:“ We launched the Tahoun Smart app in response to the national push towards digitalisation, aiming to offer more flexible and rapid legal services that meet the needs of entrepreneurs and start-ups. It serves as a powerful tool to simplify legal procedures and provide fast, accessible solutions – anytime and anywhere – without the hassle of paperwork or complex steps.”
Oman launches HADATHA Cybersecurity Innovation Centre
The Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology( MoTCIT) and Sultan Qaboos University( SQU) has opened a new centre to drive cybersecurity research and development.
The Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology( MoTCIT), represented by the National Centre for Information Safety, has partnered with Sultan Qaboos University( SQU) to launch the‘ HADATHA’ Cybersecurity Innovation Centre.
The HADATHA Centre’ s core objectives include encouraging research, innovation, and development in cybersecurity, strengthening the educational framework as a hub for innovation and R & D, and promoting an innovative culture among Omani youth.
National Cybersecurity Innovation Framework developed by the National Centre for Information Safety.
Badar bin Ali Al Salhi, Director General of the National Centre for Information Safety at MoTCIT, said:“ In an era of accelerating digital threats and escalating cyber challenges, local innovations in this domain are essential. The centre is one of Oman’ s ambitious national initiatives reflecting the country’ s vision for a secure and prosperous digital economy built on innovation, excellence and national capacity building.”
It also seeks to establish Oman as a regional leader in cybersecurity innovation through the implementation of the Cybersecurity Industry Programme. This involves joint initiatives to support innovation, attract investment for socio-economic development, localise technology in line with global advancements, and enable Omani youth to create competitive, exportable cybersecurity products.
The centre also aims to build connections between government entities, the private sector, and universities, and to activate the
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