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Law Update: Africa
This month we bring you a special focus on a continent that boasts the world’s largest free trade area, a diverse economic make-up and increasing political stability. The latest edition of Law Update focuses on Africa, a territory that continues to be an attractive business and investment destination.
Like the rest of the world, Africa is still re-building from the impact of COVID-19, however, there continues to be an optimistic view of the opportunities the continent presents. An example of the appetite for investment into Africa was captured in a report we commissioned, titled Legal Leaders in MENA. Our survey of legal leaders revealed a resounding desire to expand into new territories, with 81% naming Africa as their investment destination of choice.
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A complete spectrum of legal services across jurisdictions in the Middle East & North Africa.
Biography
Abdulrahman worked with two leading offices in the Sultanate of Oman before joining Al Tamimi in 2019. He has gained exceptional practical experience in dealing with various litigious matters related to criminal, labour, civil, commercial and administrative legal proceedings. He has strong communication skills and an ability to provide outstanding pleading before the judiciary.
Abdulrahman enjoys participating in legal events such as conferences, forums, courses and workshops. He holds a Bachelor degree from Sultan Qaboos University in the field of the Comprehensive Law, and is currently completing his master’s degree in the field of Criminal Law. He is also an active member of the Oman Lawyer Association and an active member of the Oman Youth Achievements team.
Recent Experience
- Advising on a large commercial case between the inheritors of Mr. Turki Al Said and Kemji Ramdas.
- Obtaining for the first time in the Sultanate, an exceptional labour ruling that contradicts the prevailing principle of the Supreme Court, which stipulates that it is permissible to terminate the services of the expatriate worker and replace him/her with an Omani national if it is in accordance with the requirements of Omanisation.
- Advising on a OMR 10 million claim on behalf of Arab Company for Maritime Transportation in relation to an abuse of trust case between the company and an employee.
Language(s)
- Arabic
- English
Education
2015 – Comprehensive Law, Sultan Qaboos University
Admission
2015 – Lawyer, Oman Courts
Practice(s)
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