Located in Under Two Weeks: EGP 350M+ Case

Case Background

The matter began with a financial claim of approximately EGP 3.5 million connected to commercial dealings involving Camp Petroleum Services, together with a complex network of parties, assets, documents, and court judgments. A key element of the file was an enforceable criminal judgment against Mazen Mohamed Mohamed Hassan Al-Qatit, while attempts to locate him and enforce the judgment had remained unsuccessful for an extended period. After reviewing the available documents and information, active work on the file began on July 26, 2026, with investigator Taher Zidan assigned to manage the matter directly in coordination with the Nomakkin team and Anan Law Office in Cairo.

Working on Multiple Tracks Simultaneously

From the beginning, the case was approached as an interconnected network of parties and interests rather than a search for one individual alone. One track focused on another key party in the dispute and individuals who could influence a potential settlement. The Nomakkin team gathered additional information about that party and the surrounding relationships, then established communication with family members and other people who could potentially participate in a financial resolution. By August 5, this track had progressed to assessing the seriousness of the parties and their willingness to explore a settlement, while the search for Mazen Al-Qatit and the enforcement process continued independently in parallel.

Tracing Mazen Al-Qatit and Narrowing the Search Area

The initial information concerning Mazen Al-Qatit's movements covered several locations, contact numbers, addresses, and potential places of activity. Investigator Taher Zidan and the Nomakkin team reviewed and cross-referenced the available information, conducted field inquiries, checked known addresses and locations associated with him, and reviewed the status of the judgments pending enforcement. As the investigation progressed, the search area was significantly narrowed and a more specific field lead indicated a likely location within a building near the intersection of Ahmed Amin Street and Mourad El-Sheraie Street in Heliopolis. This shifted the case from a broad search to a defined geographic area that could support further lawful enforcement action.

After the likely area of presence was narrowed, the findings were transferred into a structured enforcement track coordinated between Nomakkin and Anan Law Office in Cairo. The work included review of the relevant judgments, preparation and follow-up of enforcement-related documentation, and communication through the appropriate official channels. One of the documented steps was a complaint submitted to the Ministry of Interior on July 29, 2026, followed by an update providing the more specific address associated with the search, while field and legal follow-up continued in parallel.

August 11: Arrest and Enforcement of Judgments

On August 11, 2026, the status of the complaint on Egypt's Unified Government Complaints System was updated to indicate execution, and Mazen Al-Qatit was arrested on the same day. Subsequent official information stated that security authorities had located and arrested him inside a residential apartment within the jurisdiction of Al-Nozha Police Department, despite his registered residence being in a different area. Publicly reported information following the arrest indicated that the outstanding judgments against him amounted to a combined 51 years and 4 months of imprisonment across 53 cases. Once the enforcement was confirmed, Anan Law Office informed the client through the Nomakkin platform and documented the outcome within the case file.

A Measurable Result in Approximately Two Weeks

Active work began on July 26, the formal enforcement request was submitted on July 29, and the following days were used to collect and cross-reference information, narrow the likely area of presence, and continue enforcement follow-up while a separate communication track was opened with another principal party in the dispute. On August 11, the official complaint was updated to indicate execution and Mazen Al-Qatit was arrested. Investigator Taher Zidan played a direct role in managing the investigative track and analyzing the available information, while the Nomakkin team handled research, field follow-up, and coordination, and Anan Law Office managed the legal and enforcement aspects of the case in Cairo.

This case reflects the type of fugitive tracking and location support provided by Nomakkin, which may involve collection and analysis of information, review of known addresses and places of activity, lawful field inquiries, correlation of fragmented data, and narrowing of the search area to support competent authorities and legal professionals in enforcing existing judgments or procedures. In this matter, the work moved within a relatively short period from a broad set of possible addresses and movement indicators to a more specific area of presence, followed by formal escalation and enforcement activity that culminated in the arrest of the individual sought. Such engagements are conducted through specialized investigative resources and in coordination with legal partners and competent authorities according to the circumstances of each case.

From Information to a Measurable Outcome

The value in this type of engagement is not simply having information about the person being sought, but turning fragmented information into a defined search area and then into a structured enforcement path with measurable progress. In the Mazen Al-Qatit case, the work began with inquiries and analysis across multiple addresses and movement indicators and progressed within approximately two weeks to a more specific likely location, formal enforcement follow-up, and an official execution update coinciding with his arrest. The outcome resulted from coordinated work involving investigator Taher Zidan, the Nomakkin team, and Anan Law Office in Cairo across investigative, field, legal, and enforcement-support functions.