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The Egyptian Patent Attorneys The Egyptian Patent Attorneys Serial Name Address Tele. / Fax 1 Hoda Ahmed Abdel 2 Loumomba St., Tel. 034946400 - Hadi Alexandria, Egypt 27934222 20 Aisha Al Fax:034945300 Taymoria St., 27934333 P.O Garden City, Box: 11451 Cairo, Egypt 2 Soheir Mikhael Risk 2 Alamir Kadadar Tel: 27954498 St., Cairo, Egypt Fax : 23545470 3 George Azziz Abdel 4 Amar Bin Tel: 22497848 Malek Yasser St., Saint Fax : 22432347 Fatima, Cairo, Egypt 4 Nadia Shehata Haroun & 169 Mohamed Tel: 23917734 Magda Shehata Haroun Farid St., Cairo, Fax : 23920465 Egypt P.O.Box 1540 Cairo 5 Mohamed Tarek Abou 62 Shehab St., Tel: 33040466 Ragab Mohandseen, Fax: 33032430 Cairo, Egypt 6 Nazih Akhnouk Sadek Ramsis Building, Tel: 25742765 Elias Ramsis Sq, floor Fax : 25751775 8, flat 12, Cairo, Egypt 7 Mohamed Mohamed 26 Shrief St., Tel: 23938126 Bakir Cairo, Egypt Fax: 23925770 P.O.Box: 1349 Cairo 8 Mona Mohamed Bakir 13 Mahmoud Tel: 23402592 Azmy St., Fax : 23403828 Zamalek, Cairo, Egypt 9 Hoda Serag Eldin 10 Aisha El Tel. 27953161- Taymoria St., 27959686 Fax: Garden City, 23552314 Cairo, Egypt 10 Lotfy Mahmoud Lotfy 18 Hoda Tel: 23951595 Sharaway St., Cairo, Egypt 11 Samar Ahmed El 51 El Hegaz St. Tel: 33479952- Labbad Mohandseen, 33462951 Fax : Cairo, Egypt 33445729 12 Ali Hussien Abdel Fatah 12 El Marashly Tel. 27353331- Elshalakany St., Zamalek, 23399105 Fax : Cairo, Egypt 23420661 13 Wagdy Nabeeh Azziz 46 Shahin St., El Tel : 33047212 Fax Agouza, Giza, : 33042022 Egypt Mob:012/2233992 14 Hisham Fathy Esmail 5 El Taher from Tel: 26366426 – Mohamed El Tanahy St., 23885939 Mob: Misr Elgdida, 010566451 Cairo- Egypt 15 Taha Hanafy Mahmoud 16 Sherief St., Tel: 23921647 Cairo, Egypt Fax : 23953006 16 Yaser Farouk Mubarak 25 A Elabour Tel. 24011764 Buildings, Cairo, Fax: 22614400 Egypt 17 Magdy Hussien Hassan 25 Hassan Aflaton Tele. 2909743 from El Nozha St. Fax: 2907209 Golf area, Cairo, Egypt 18 Tarek Mahmoud Badran King Faisal St., Tel: 337414045 Madkour Station, Fax: 33764754 building 22 of Al Zraien buildings, Giza - Egypt 19 Mohamed Abd Elhalim 8 El Naghil St. El Tel: 012/3630700 Zaki Haram, Giza- Fax: 33354738 Egypt 20 Mohamed Kamel El Kamel Tel: 38326442:8 Mostafa building, zone of Fax : banks, 6 of 38226440:50 October city, Giza, Egypt 21 Mohamed Sameer 6 Mohamed Tel: 23937619- Mohamed Hassan Zolfakar St., 23646782 Manial El Rouda, Cairo, Egypt 22 Ragaii El Dokki & P.O. Box 452 Sidi Tel: 35845671 Fax: Partners Gaber-Alexandria - 35822152 Mob: Egypt 0123115963 23 Abo Sata & Partners Building 14 of Al Tel: 24053510 Abour buildings – Fax: 24053511 Flat 128, Misr Elgdida, Cairo, Egypt 24 Kamal Edin Salah 251 Port Said St., Tel: 23956999 Hossana El Sayeda Zeinb, Fax: 23933434 P. Cairo, Egypt O. Box : 255 Mohammed Farid 25 Nazih Habib Megali 23 Kasr El Nil St., Tel: 23951755 Cairo, Egypt Mob: 0101409424 26 Hisham Ali Saad & 25 El Montaza St., Tel/fax: 22418597 Marriam Moghtar Saad Heliopolis Sq, Misr Mob: 0123194267 Elgdida, Cairo, Egypt 27 Usama Mohamed El Mashrabia Tel: 22673081 Mohamed Esmail Mall, Misr Fax: 2673822 Elgdida, floor 3, P.O Box: 5001 office 2, Cairo, Cairo Egypt 28 Sonia Fa'k Farag 27 A Naghla El Tel: 26340300 – Mota'i St., flat 2 26383119 Fax: Misr Elgdida, 26386623 Mob: Cairo, Egypt 0101401080 29 Moti' Gad Allah Demian 12 Zaki St., El Tel: 25745310 Tawfikia, Cairo, Mob: 0123424080 Egypt P.O Box: 74 6 of October 30 Fawzi Shnooda Atef 26 of Abo Elfotoh Tel/Fax: buildings, flat 1, 35822386 Madkor Station, Mob: 0123134807 Harram, Giza, Egypt 31 Hazem Mounir Wahba 18 Shagaret El Mouriss Dor St., El Zamalek, Cairo, Egypt 32 Reft Azmi Botros 1 Telmac from Thakeb St., Elter'a El Bolakia, Shubra, Cairo, Egypt 33 Amal Afifi Dawood 5 Esmail Mohammed St., El Zamalek, Cairo, Egypt 34 Marwa Hammed Abdel 1 Abo Bakr Ghirat P.O Box: 87 Megid from Kasr El Nil Cairo- 11513 St,. floor 8, Cairo, Cairo Egypt 35 Hamdi Tawfik Mahmod 3 Shehab St., El Mohandseen, El Agoza, Giza, Egypt 36 Mohamed Abdel Aziz 31 Ahmed Heshmat St., El Zamalek, Cairo, Egypt 37 Menshawi Ghanem 46 Abdel Latif El Mohamed Sofani St., Sidi Gaber, Alexandria, Egypt 38 Ahmed Fawzi Ahmed 9 Bakr El Sirafi St., Manial Al Roda, Cairo, Egypt 39 George Wahba Hanna 70 A Yakn from Sa'em El Dahr St., Dawaran Shubra, Rod El Farag, Cairo, Egypt 40 Khaled Abdel Megid 11 El Horia from Mohamed Ramadan Abid St., Al Sahel, Cairo,Egypt 41 Usama Amin Hussan 2 B El Gish St,. Elsirfy EL Awkaf building, EL Attaba, Cairo, Egypt 42 Khaled Salah Hussan 19 El Zaher St., Salah Saint Catharine building, floor 4, flat 15, Cairo, Egypt 43 Abo Bakr Kassab Zeidan 46 of 68 St., El Saad Ta'on, El M'adi, Cairo, Egypt 44 Hamdi Mahmod Abdel 3 El Tobgi St., El Fatah Dokki, Giza, Egypt 45 Sherif Sa'd Abdel Aziz 2 A EL Sheigh Youssef sq, building of banque du Caire, Garden City, Cairo, Egypt 46 Mohamed Abdel Kader 15 of 11 St,. El Hussein Muazafin City, Helwan, Cairo, Egypt 47 Ibrahim Ali Ibrahim 2 Belal Ben Rabah Mob: 0101449238 Said from 9 St,. Haddayek El M'adi, Cairo, Egypt 48 Mahmod Ali Al Walili 24 Moustafa Fahmi Tel: 35858757 - St., Glim, 35822385 Alexandria, Egypt 49 Nahed Helmi Ali Hussan Armed Forces Tel: 22643117 buildings, office Mob: 012356325 82, Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt 50 Gergis Habib Boktr 45 Tal'at Harb St., Tel: 25746608 Migha'il Al Azbkia , Cairo, Egypt 51 Ashraf Fathi Moustafa 19 Ata Allah St., Bulak Abo Al'ela, Cairo, Egypt 52 Tamer Abdel Kerim 30 of 26 of July Tel: 25755443 Abdel Hamid St., Cairo, Egypt Mob: 0124957410 53 Mohamed Abdel Kader 1 of 402 St. from Tele: 23190832 Adbo 9 St., Hadayyek Mob: 0101670722 El M'adi, Cairo, Egypt 54 Hany Abdel Azim 4 Alwi from Kasr Tel: 0105005092 Hussan El Marsafawi El Nil St., Cairo, – 22721191 Egypt 55 Ali Moustafa Mohamed 4 EL Mekias St., Tel: 0105038000 Hegab El Roda- Misr Elgdida, Cairo, Egypt 56 Sana' Abdel Samie Abd 26 Ahmed Tel: 5199266 – Allah Al Sadanni Moustafa from 5210578 Hussan El Mob: 0101846951 Tohamy St., Mounofya, Egypt 57 Wael Mohamed Reft 52 Ebrahim El Tel: 33039716 Ebrahim Ba'ssi St., El Fax: 33039716 Sahafiin, Mob: 0101476287 Mohandseen, Cairo, Egypt 58 Hamdi Mahmod Abdel 3 El Tobgi St., Fatah Mabrook Doki, Giza, Egypt 59 Ahmed Badawi Ahmed 519 El Ahram Tel: 0101881090 St.,Giza sq, Egypt 60 Mohseen Anwar Hussan 69 Omar Lotfy El Massri St., eighth Zone, Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt 61 Hisham Fathi Esmail 5 Taher El Tanahi Tel: 23885939 – Mohamed St., Misr Elgdida, 26366426 Cairo, Egypt Mob: 0105664511 62 Sayed Baghdadi Shazely 77 A El Nasr Tel: 24025837 – Baghdadi road, Nasr City, 24025833 Cairo, Egypt 63 Ali Mohamed Mohamed 30 Abo Gamila Ata Allah St., El Sharabya, Cairo, Egypt 64 Salah Eldin Az Edin El 24 Ghatab from Tel: 22838210 Sayed Elgabal St., Mob: 0121174120 Hadayyek El Zaitoun, Cairo, Egypt 65 Ghaled Magdi Moghtar 77 A El Nasr Tel: 24025837- Hamada road, Nasr City, 4025833 Cairo, Egypt 66 Usama El Sayed 23 Abdel Aziuz Tel: 0623339515 Mahmod Soliman Al Sao'd, Portawfik, Suez, Egypt 67 Aiman Foa'd Mohamed P. O Box: 238 El Al Sayed Dokki 68 Ashraf Ibrahim Abdel 3 Darb EL Rasas Nabi Sayed Ahmed St., Kasr EL Sho', Al Hussein, EL Gamalya, Cairo, Egypt 69 Karam Mohamed 5 of El Kasrin Tel: 24870980 Ibrahim Soliman buildings, Port Mob: 0125004067 Said St., flat 6, – Haddayek ELkobba, Cairo, Egypt 70 Mohamed Abdel A'al 24 of Armed Tel: 23729887 Abdel Alim Ahmed forces buildings, Mob: 0103326507 flat 12, Haddayek – 0101595805- Helwan, Cairo, Egypt 71 Maged Fawzi Youssef 38 El Riyadh St., Hanna Misr Elgdida, Cairo, Egypt 72 Mohamed Aid Ebrahim 9 Mohamed Ragab & Ali Mohamed Beltagi from Saba Basha St., EL Raml station, Alexandria, Egypt 73 Dalia Mohamed 24 El Mawardy St., Mob: 0124545356 Mohamed Ahmed Zaki El Kasr Al-Aini, Mob: 0182260210 Cairo, Egypt 74 Fatma Abo Bakr Saleh 13 Al- Rashidi St., Mob: 0113714778 El Kasr Al-Aini, Cairo, Egypt 75 Mourise Wahba Moussa P.O Box: 380 Cairo Tel & Fax: 27364780 76 Aziza Hussein Fathy & 97 El Baz St,. Mob: 0124620502 Rezk Mahmoud Kwisna Al Sharkia, Egypt 77 Mohssen Anwar Hussan Building No. 14, Tel: 24143373- El Waha City, 24145105 Fax: Nasr City, Cairo, 24155005 Egypt 78 Mohammed El- 75 Al-Almeen St,1 Tel: 0233023194 Fateh Fawzi st floor – Fax:0233023194 Mohandseen-Giza Mob:0106685029 79 Reham Saad Eldeen 6 elkadeem Tel:25073387 Alsayed Radwan st,Building No.5,block 0179451665 55 ,flat 53,Mokattam 0102982594 80 Ahmed Mohammed 236 Suez St –Ain Shams Mob: 01222524433 Cairo Ahmed Akl.
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