validity, effect or enforceability just because it has been carried out via one electronic correspondence or more. Article (6) The hard copy of the electronic document or record shall be deemed an evidence against all before the court for the official document, and shall be deemed an evidence against the person who placed his electronic signature on the unoffical document to the extent each of them confirms to the original document. The same applies whenever the electronic document or record and the electronic signature are uploaded to the electronic medium in accordance with the conditions set forth in Articles 19 and 20 of this law. Article (7) Provisions of the Law of Evidence in Civil and Commercial Matters shall govern the authentication of the official and unofficial electronic documents or records, their hard copies, the electronic signature and the electronic writing regarding what has not been provided for in this law or its executive bylaws. 11