| Slavery Act Statement

This statement is made pursuant to Section 54, Part 6 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 on behalf of Levari Law Limited (the “Firm”) and all of its subsidiaries (the “Group”, or “we”). The Firm is the controlling party within the Group. The statement sets out the steps the Group has taken to ensure that slavery and human trafficking is not taking place in our supply chains or in any part of our business. The Firm
financial year end is April 2024 and this constitutes our slavery and human trafficking statement for the 2023/2024 financial year.

| Directors’ Statement

We acknowledge the severe harm caused by modern slavery and human trafficking. Given the global nature of business, we understand our responsibility to ensure these practices do not exist within our supply chain.

| Our Organisation

The Firm is an English Private Company Limited by Shares, registered under company number 14842756. With its sole office located in London, the Firm provides a comprehensive suite of legal services to corporate clients across diverse sectors, including but not limited to information technology, media, real estate, financial services, and retail.

The Firm maintains affiliated law firms throughout the MENA region, with established presences in Cairo, Riyadh, and Dubai. The Firm's supply chain encompasses property leases, catering, cleaning, and outsourced business process services. Additionally, the Firm procures various goods, including office furniture, supplies, IT software, and equipment.

As a legal institution, the Firm is committed to adhering to the highest professional standards and all applicable laws, regulations, and industry rules. Corporate social responsibility is fundamental to our ethos, and we strive to create a lasting positive impact on the communities we serve. We expect our suppliers and business partners to share this commitment.

| Our Policies on Slavery and Human Trafficking

The Firm is steadfastly committed to eradicating modern slavery and human trafficking from our supply chain. Our Anti-Slavery Policy, approved by the Firm's management and ultimately overseen by the Directors, outlines our approach to this critical issue. A dedicated team, led by four Directors and collaborating with Operations, Procurement, Information Security, and Compliance, is responsible for implementing the Policy.

| What We Are Doing

The Firm is committed to upholding human rights for all stakeholders, including partners, directors, employees, and contractors. To mitigate the risk of modern slavery and human trafficking within our business and supply chain, we have implemented the following measures:

Supplier Assessment and Due Diligence: We conduct rigorous assessments of our supply base to identify potential risks related to human trafficking and forced labor across various dimensions, including reputation, finance, information security, data privacy, legal compliance, business continuity, and procurement. Comprehensive due diligence is performed on suppliers, encompassing inquiries about their fair sourcing policies, employment practices, and, where appropriate, requests for policy documentation.

Ethical Business Practices: Our code of ethical business practices, shared with key suppliers, outlines strict standards of conduct, including prohibitions on bribery, corruption, human trafficking, and slavery. Adherence to this code is expected from all suppliers.

Staff Training and Awareness: Mandatory training on modern slavery and human trafficking is incorporated into our employee induction process. Ongoing training and refresher courses are provided to enhance staff awareness and understanding of our obligations under the Modern Slavery Act 2015.

Supplier Contracts and Audits: We incorporate contractual clauses requiring suppliers to certify compliance with our Anti-Slavery Policy and reserve the right to conduct supplier audits to assess adherence to these standards. This provision is now explicitly included in our code of ethical business practices.

Vendor Management System: Our vendor management system maintains comprehensive documentation, including supplier declarations regarding their anti-slavery practices and supply chain transparency.

These measures collectively demonstrate our firm commitment to eradicating modern slavery and human trafficking from our business and supply chain.

| Approval

This statement has been approved for and on behalf of the members of Levari Law Limited and by the Directors of Levari Law Limited.

Signatures:
Mr. Sherif Hefni
Company Executive Director and Authorized Representative of Levari Law Limited.