By Allissa Delhagen
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July 22, 2026
The Employment Law Alliance's Market Expansion Series continues with its second program , bringing together leading employment law practitioners from China and the Middle East to explore key considerations for companies expanding into Qatar, Egypt, and Israel . As Chinese companies continue to expand into international markets, understanding local employment laws, labor market conditions, and workforce requirements is critical to a successful market entry strategy. In this on-demand webinar, practitioners provide practical insights into the employment and labor law landscape across these diverse jurisdictions. Designed for founders, business leaders, HR professionals, and legal teams navigating international expansion, this session explores the regulatory environment, workforce considerations, and common challenges companies may encounter when establishing operations and managing employees in each market. Key topics include: The employment law and regulatory landscape in Qatar, Egypt, and Israel. Current labor market conditions and considerations for recruiting local and foreign talent. Requirements and practical considerations for hiring and employing foreign workers. Work permits, employment visas, and other immigration-related requirements. Key employment compliance obligations and potential risks for international employers. Differences in employment practices and workforce management across the three jurisdictions. Practical considerations for Chinese companies developing and managing their workforce in the Middle East. Whether your organization is evaluating expansion opportunities or already establishing operations in the region, this webinar provides valuable jurisdiction-specific guidance to help you navigate employment-related challenges, avoid common compliance pitfalls, and make informed workforce decisions when entering Qatar, Egypt, and Israel. Ideal for General Counsel, CHROs, HR professionals, business leaders, and legal teams managing or planning international operations.