Education
University College, London University (Bachelor of Laws, Honours, 1949).
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Hatim Sharif Zu'bi
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Worked at Hatim S. Zu'bi (Manama) specializing in Corporate, Banking, Commercial, Construction, International Arbitration. Admitted to the bar, 1950, England as Barrister at Law, Lincoln's Inn. 1954, Jordan as Advocate.
1971, Abu Dhabi (UAE) and Bahrain as Advocate. 1971, Qatar as Advocate, 1974, Dubai and Sharjah (UAE) and Sultanate of Oman as Advocate. 1979, Saudi Arabia as Legal Consultant.
1983, Bahrain as Legal Consultant, licensed to practice in Association with Advocate Hamid Al Mahmood (Al Mahmood & Zu'bi). Advocate and Legal Advisor to Ministry of Finance, Jeddah and Dammam, Saudi Arabia, 1951-1954. Deputy General Manager and Director, Cairo Amman Bank, Jordan, 1955-1965.
Minister of National Economy of Jordan, 1965-1969. Governor for Jordan at the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Washington, D.C., 1965-1969. Member: English Bar; Jordan Bar.
International Bar Association (Regional Chairman for the Middle East Region, International Litigation Committee, Banking Law and International Litigation). ICC Jordan National Committee (Member, ICC Court of International Commercial Arbitration). Arab Society for Protection of Industrial Property.
Fellow: Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, England (F.Ch.I. Arb.). Member, Panel of Arbitrators, Gulf Cooperation Council Arbitration Center, Bahrain. Editorial Advisory Board, Int.
Construction Law Review, London.
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Membership
Member: English Bar; Jordan Bar. International Bar Association (Regional Chairman for the Middle East Region, International Litigation Committee, Banking Law and International Litigation). ICC Jordan National Committee (Member, ICC Court of International Commercial Arbitration).
Arab Society for Protection of Industrial Property. Fellow: Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, England (F.Ch.I. Arb.). Member, Panel of Arbitrators, Gulf Cooperation Council Arbitration Center, Bahrain.
Editorial Advisory Board, Int. Construction Law Review, London.
