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Decoding the future of law
This Technology Issue explores how digital transformation is reshaping legal frameworks across the region. From AI and data governance to IP, cybersecurity, and sector-specific innovation, our lawyers examine the fast-evolving regulatory landscape and its impact on businesses today.
Introduced by David Yates, Partner and Head of Technology, this edition offers concise insights to help you navigate an increasingly digital era.
As 2026 progresses, the Middle East continues to see meaningful legal and regulatory evolution. Across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Bahrain, and beyond, governments and regulators are refining frameworks that influence how businesses operate, invest and plan for the future, with increasing focus on consistency, application and regional alignment.
Eyes on 2026 brings together analysis of the developments that matter most, offering practical insight into emerging trends and regulatory priorities. The publication is designed to support organisations as they navigate a changing legal landscape and make informed decisions with clarity and confidence throughout the year ahead.
Passant is an experienced bi-lingual litigator. Prior to joining Al Tamimi & Company in January 2018, Passant was a legal consultant at the Ministry of Health in Kuwait.
In our Transport and Insurance practice, Passant handles contentious and non-contentious legal matters, in addition to drafting and reviewing statement of claims and memorandums. Passant regularly advises on corporate matters relating to the establishment of branches of foreign insurance companies in Kuwait and on matters related to cargo claims, settlements, personal injury claims, fixed object damage claims, collision liability claims, arresting vessels and pollution liability claims.
Passant has a strong experience in the aviation sector, especially in claims relating to the passenger, such as cancellation and delay of flight, loss of luggage and other cargo claims. Additionally, she has been involved in numerous disputes on behalf of global insurance companies, covering all phases of litigation including court of first instance and court of appeal and preparing the courts documents including memoranda, evidence files, research and legal opinion in respect of Maritime, Insurance and Aviation Law.
2013 – Diploma in International Trade Law, 2013, Ain Shams University
2012 – Diploma in Private Law, 2012, Ain Shams University
2012 – Course in petroleum contracts, 2012, Faculty of Law, Ain Shams University
2011 – Bachelor Degree in Law (May 2011): Ain Shams University
2011 – Course in Forensics, 2011, Faculty of Law, Ain Shams University
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