Baghdad Welcomes Habib Al Mulla’s Legal Expertise

Habib Al Mulla and Partners, a leading law firm based in the United Arab Emirates, has announced its expansion into Iraq by establishing a new office in Baghdad. This move has been achieved in collaboration with Al Nesoor Law Firm, a highly regarded Baghdad-based legal practice with a 30-strong team of lawyers and over 24 years of expertise in the Iraqi market, particularly in mergers and acquisitions.

The partnership combines Habib Al Mulla and Partners’ international legal expertise with Al Nesoor’s deep understanding of Iraq’s legal framework. Together, they aim to cater to Iraq’s growing legal needs and facilitate foreign investment, a key factor in the nation’s economic development.

“This expansion into Iraq reflects our commitment to supporting our clients’ evolving needs and building long-term partnerships based on trust, professionalism, and mutual respect,” said Dr. Habib Al Mulla, founder of Habib Al Mulla and Partners. “Our goal is to provide world-class legal services in Iraq and establish a leading platform for regional business.”

Furat Kuba, Partner and CEO of Al Nesoor, shared his enthusiasm, stating, “This partnership enhances our capabilities and sets a new benchmark for legal services in Iraq. By collaborating, we can address complex legal challenges with a comprehensive understanding of both local and international practices.”

The joint venture will offer specialised services in areas such as corporate governance, dispute resolution, compliance, and more, ensuring robust support for regional investors and businesses. With Iraq’s market witnessing rapid growth and diversification, the firm aims to become the preferred legal partner for navigating the country’s evolving landscape.

Habib Al Mulla and Partners operates from Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Istanbul, and Moscow, boasting a team of over 70 multidisciplinary lawyers. With over 40 years of experience, the firm specialises in cross-border corporate legal matters and provides expertise in banking, construction, real estate, tax, employment, and dispute resolution.

Source: Habib Al Mulla