Al Tamimi & Company strengthens Egypt corporate team with return of partner Ingy Darwish

Al Tamimi & Company has announced that Ingy Darwish has re-joined the firm as a partner in its Corporate Department in the Egypt office, further strengthening the firm’s leadership and corporate capabilities in the Egyptian market.

Darwish returns to Al Tamimi & Company following a distinguished period advising on complex, high-value corporate and M&A transactions across the Middle East. She brings deep expertise in mergers and acquisitions, venture capital, private equity, corporate restructurings, and strategic investments, with a strong track record in cross-border and growth-stage mandates. Ingy will focus on advising clients in Egypt and the UAE.

Darwish began her career with Al Tamimi & Company in Cairo, where she was an integral member of the Corporate practice. She has advised regional and international clients on M&A, private equity, capital markets and technology investments. Her experience spans advising investors, funds and founder backed companies on early and growth stage fundraisings and exits, including due diligence, deal structuring, negotiations and regulatory compliance, with a particular focus on Egypt and the UAE.

Commenting on her return, Ayman Nour, partner and head of Office, Egypt, said, “We are delighted to welcome Ingy back to our Egypt office. She is a highly regarded corporate lawyer with strong regional experience and a deep understanding of the Egyptian market. Her return reinforces the strength of our corporate practice and our commitment to supporting clients on their most strategic transactions.”

Ingy Darwish commented, “I am very pleased to be re-joining Al Tamimi & Company and returning to the Egypt office. Al Tamimi is renowned for its market leading position and client-centric culture, and I look forward to working closely with the team to support clients in Egypt and across the region on their most complex and strategic matters.”

Darwish holds a Bachelor of Laws from Cairo University, a Bachelor of Laws from Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the American University in Cairo. She is admitted to practice with the Egyptian Bar Association.