The full text of Egypt's Commercial Law No. 17 of 1999, which governs various aspects of commercial activities in the country. The law covers a wide range of topics, including:  

• Definition of Commercial Activities: Specifies the types of activities considered commercial, such as buying and selling goods, providing services, manufacturing, transportation, insurance, banking, and more.  

• Traders: Defines who is considered a trader under the law, including individuals and companies engaged in commercial activities.  

• Commercial Contracts: Sets out rules for various commercial contracts, such as sales, leases, agency agreements, and transportation contracts.  

• Commercial Companies: Provides a framework for the establishment and operation of different types of commercial companies, including partnerships, limited liability companies, and joint stock companies.  

• Banking Transactions: Regulates banking operations, including deposits, loans, and payment instruments.  

• Bankruptcy: Establishes procedures for handling bankruptcy cases.  

This law is a crucial piece of legislation for businesses and individuals involved in commercial activities in Egypt.