1. A domain name needs to contain a minimum of 2 characters and a maximum of 22 alpha-numeric characters per name within the sets (a…z), (0…9).

2. Special characters such as a hyphen (-) are not allowed as first or last character.

3. The first character should be a letter.

4. It is preferable that a domain name is similar to the full name of the organization, and that it reflects the function of the holder organization.

5. Domain names must not contain words, phrases or abbreviations that are obscene, scandalous, indecent, or contrary to Egyptian Law or Islamic morality.

6. A registered domain name does not confer any legal right or ownership to that name. It simply represents a technical label to be used on the Internet.
 

1. Any disputes over the rights to use a particular domain name are to be settled between the contending parties using normal legal methods. AGIP exempts itself from any responsibility for the verification of rights to a name. AGIP cannot act as an arbitrator of disputes arising out of this kind of conflict.

2. AGIP will not be liable for any interruption of business, or any indirect damages of any kind (including losses of profits) or otherwise.

3. AGIP may suspend registration of a pending application for a disputed domain name in case of a conflict with another pending application or an already registered domain name until the conflicting registrants present a signed and written settlement of the conflict.

4. Acceptance of an application and registration of a domain name by AGIP does not endorse approval or support to submitted names of natural or legal identities, trade names or trademarks.