Background
Mugraby, Muhamad was born on December 5, 1938 in Beirut, Lebanon.
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Muhamad Mugraby
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International College (Bachelor of Arts, 1956). American University of Beirut (Master of Business Administration, 1962). Lebanese University Law School (Bachelor of Laws, 1960).
Columbia University Law School (Master of Comparative Law, 1963.
Master of Laws, 1964. Juris Scientiae Doctor, 1966); spoken languages: Arabic, English and French.
Career
Worked at Law Offices of, Doctor Muhamad Mugraby (Beirut) specializing in General Corporate and Commercial Practice. Investments, Banking, Conflicts, International Transactions, Intellectual Property. Admitted to the bar, 1960, Lebanon.
1968, Saudi Arabia.
1970, Dubai. 1977, Abu Dhabi.
Columbia University Fellow, 1962-1963. International Law Fellow, Columbia University, 1963-1965.
Author: "Permanent Sovereignty Over Oil Resources, A Study of Middle East Oil Concessions and Legal Change," 1966 (Arabic Edition, 1968). Lecturer in Law: Lebanese University Law School, 1965-1970.
American University of Beirut, 1966.
Director, Islamic Wakf Council, Beirut, 1966-1968. Legal Advisor: Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, 1967. Minister of Petroleum of the Kingdom of Libya, 1967-1969.
Member: Beirut Bar Association.
Military: >; Juris Scientiae Doctor, 1966). The firm has a solid reputation for counselling on Middle Eastern legal matters, particularly for transactions and disputes in, or concerning, member countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
lieutenant also offers a full range of services within the legal system of Lebanon. The client base is Middle Eastern, European and North American.
The firm works closely with several American law firms, and has many associations, formal and informal, with local practitioners throughout the region.
Doctor Mugraby has five associates and the office employs several paralegals and other assistants.
Achievements
Membership
Member: Beirut Bar Association. Military: >; Juris Scientiae Doctor, 1966). Fellow, Columbia University, 1963-1965.
