The legislative void in Egypt allows the existence of this practice, considered still essential by many Egyptians, especially in villages. In vitro fertilization (IVF) clinics take advantage of this legal gray area to promote their services both to Egyptians and to foreigners, such as Europeans from EU countries, where these practices are illegal.
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