Background
Malouche, Habib was born on August 24, 1927 in Kairouan, Tunisia.
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Habib Malouche
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University of Paris (Post Graduate Diploma, 1953). Ecole nationale d'administration Paris (1956); spoken languages: Arabic, English, French and Italian.
Career
Worked at Malouche Law Firm (Tunis) specializing in Business Law, Commercial Law, Corporate Finance, Investment Law, Litigation and International Arbitration. Admitted to the bar, 1957, Tunisia. Lecturer, Tunisian Law, Economics and Administration Centers, 1956-1975.
Author: "Arbitration in Economic Relations with Arabic Countries," 1978.
"Les Entreprises Publiques et l"Arbitrage en Droit Tunisien," Revue de l"Arbitrage, p. 374, 1989; "Recent Developments in Arbitration Law in Tunisia," 8 Journal of International Arbitration, pp.
23-31, 1991. "Tunisian Report: Handbook 18-1995".
Member: Arab Association of International Arbitration. Interstate Commerce Commission International Arbitration Commission.
Cairo International Arbitration Center. Interstate Commerce Commission Institute of International Business Law and Practice.
International Chamber of Commerce of Milan, Mediterranean and Middle East Arbitration Institute.
Union Internationale des Avocats. French Arbitration Committee. Swiss Arbitration Association.
London Court of International Arbitration.
Established in 1924, Malouche Law Firm has been created by the deceased Mahmoud Malouche and has now reached its third generation of lawyers. The firm has a broadly based practice with a reputation for offering a full range of quality legal services.
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Membership
Member: Arab Association of International Arbitration. Interstate Commerce Commission International Arbitration Commission. Cairo International Arbitration Center.
Interstate Commerce Commission Institute of International Business Law and Practice.
International Chamber of Commerce of Milan, Mediterranean and Middle East Arbitration Institute. Union Internationale des Avocats.
French Arbitration Committee. Swiss Arbitration Association.
London Court of International Arbitration.
