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Founder profile
Doctoral Researcher in Commercial Law — Ain Shams University
Legal Scholarship · International Arbitration · Corporate Governance · Smart & Autonomous Mobility Regulation
Fathy Mahmoud Radwan, also known as Fathy Radwan, founded RADWAN | MA’AT. His legal practice spans international arbitration, corporate governance, transport and mobility, strategic transactions, technology and cross-border matters. Over more than 17 years in Qatar, he has advised on complex operational and executive decisions.

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Official committee rosters list Fathy Radwan (Qatar) in both compositions.
Fathy Mahmoud Radwan, author of “The Legislative Climate for Self-Driving Vehicles in State of Qatar,” The MENA Business Law Review 2023 No. 01 (p. 49).
Profiled in “On the Right Track,” Lexis Middle East Law Alert (September/October 2026).
QNA’s Katara Tech 28 coverage names Fathy Radwan of Mowasalat (Karwa) in a discussion of AI and road safety.
Independent Katara Tech 28 coverage names “Fathi Radwan” as “general advisor at Mowasalat (Karwa)”.
Mowasalat’s 2024 employer post features Fathy Radwan as Legal General Counsel and a conference keynote speaker.
He works where law, strategy and execution meet. Boards and senior management rely on his ability to frame complex issues, protect institutional interests, structure decisions and move matters from legal analysis to accountable implementation across regulated, operationally demanding and cross-border environments.
Professional standing
Egyptian legal practice and international dispute experience complement his academic and committee work.
Fathy Radwan · فتحي رضوان
Researches the legal regulation of commercial companies operating in smart transport at the Faculty of Law, Ain Shams University, building a specialist bridge between company law, mobility, data, artificial intelligence and emerging business models.
Leads legal, corporate-governance and compliance work within one of the region’s major transport organisations, advising on executive decisions, board matters, commercial arrangements, regulation and institutional risk.
Serves as Chairman’s Legal Adviser at Karwa Motors in Oman and as Board Secretary and Company Secretary of Yutong Qatar LLC QFZ, combining governance discipline with experience in bus manufacturing, industrial ventures and transport technology.
Has participated in multiple major court disputes and international arbitration matters, contributing to case strategy, legal analysis, evidence, negotiation and procedural coordination across complex commercial and operational contexts.
Contributed legal work supporting Qatar’s forthcoming autonomous-vehicle framework and a Level 4 robotaxi project, addressing licensing, safety, liability, insurance, reporting, inspection, data localisation and operational implementation.
Played a significant role in legal and governance work supporting Mowasalat’s transport operations during the tournament, in an environment defined by fixed deadlines, complex coordination and international scrutiny.
Featured on the cover of Lexis Middle East Law Alert in a profile devoted to his commercial, governance and mobility work, including World Cup operations and the legal architecture of autonomous transport.
Presented on artificial intelligence and road safety, connecting smart transport, cybersecurity, data protection, predictive analysis, operational efficiency, driver development and technology-responsive legislation.
Spoke at the IP & Legal Confex in Malaysia and received DIGITALCONFEX’s Top 25 Legal Rising Star recognition, adding an international platform to a career rooted in practical legal leadership.
Published on autonomous vehicles, investment, competition, transport platforms and intellectual property, and co-recommended and reported the Lexis Middle East case report QCC 540/2022 on ride-hailing, merger control and competition jurisdiction.
Completed a Master’s degree through Civil Law and Private Law diplomas, ranking first in Procedural Law and second in Investment and Commercial Law. Both research papers were awarded Excellent.
Professional depth
Selected writing & case reporting
His published work extends his practice into wider debates on commercial law, mobility, technology, investment, competition and intellectual property.
Supervised by Professor Khaled Hamdy Abdelrahman, this research examines definitions, civil liability, tort obligations, traffic and transport, insurance, data privacy and relevant international instruments. It was awarded Excellent.
Supervised by Professor Hatem Abdelrahman, this comparative research considers a framework for parallel commercial courts in Egypt by reference to the Qatar International Court and their potential contribution to investment and specialized commercial justice. It was awarded Excellent.
A published examination of Qatar’s readiness for autonomous vehicles across traffic and land-transport law, privacy and data protection, insurance, civil liability, cybersecurity and relevant international instruments.
Open publicationA case report co-recommended and reported by Fathy Mahmoud Radwan and Professor Ahmed Sayed Mahmoud, addressing market definition and the competition authority’s jurisdiction over a ride-hailing acquisition.
Open publicationComparative public commentary on concessions, competition and the regulation of technology-enabled transport services.
Open publicationAn Arabic-language analysis of investment law, joint ventures, technology transfer, automotive manufacturing, electric and autonomous vehicles, IP enforcement and lessons from the author’s 2025 Shanghai visit.
Open publicationAn Arabic-language comparison of the debate over rights in Umm Kulthum’s repertoire with the US litigation that placed the song Happy Birthday to You in the public domain.
Open publicationSelected publications, committee rosters and public records for further reading.
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