Stephenson Harwood announced the promotion to partnership of Jordan Ellis, Toufic Safie, and Paul Katsouris, all currently based in Dubai. Effective May 1st 2025, the three promotions fall within the firm’s appointment of 12 new partners
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On May 1st, Dentons will promote Faris Shehabi (pictured left) and Hazel Shakur Quinn (pictured right) to its Dubai partnership line-up. Their promotion falls within a cohort of 10 newly made partners across the firm’s
Addleshaw Goddard appointed Jad Slim (pictured) as partner in its corporate division. The move bolsters the firm’s Capital Markets practice in Saudi Arabia. Joining the Riyadh office from White & Case, Jad Slim has
Partner Iwan Walters (pictured) bolsters Stephenson Harwood’s projects, energy and infrastructure practice, joining the firm’s Dubai office from EY. The profile Iwan Walter’s global expertise spans the full life cycle of energy,
Marie Chowdhry (pictured) is a new partner at Pinsent Masons Middle East. Chowdry moves from a 4 year chapter at Lean Technologies, where she operated across Saudi Arabia and the UAE as a general counsel and
Deloitte Middle East has appointed Simon Cuerden as its Forensic & Financial Crime leader for the region, bringing over two decades of experience to the role. Cuerden, who spent 22 years as a partner at Deloitte
Noor Al Heialy (pictured) has joined Simmons & Simmons as partner, as of January 2025, after three years as principal associate at Eversheds Sutherland. The profile She worked as an associate at Simmons and Simmons between 2014
White & Case advised Safco Ventures on a $141.9 million combined debt and equity raise for the design, construction, and operation of a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) facility in Sheikhupura, Pakistan. This will be the first
Raghad Hammad (pictured) has joined BLK Partners as partner, after four years as partner and executive director at Al Zu’bi & Partners. She will jointly lead BLK’s regional insurance & reinsurance practice across
Herbert Smith Freehills advised a sponsor consortium (consisting of Japanese general trading company Sojitz Corporation and FAS Energy, the renewable energy development arm of Saudi Arabia’s Fawaz Al Hokair group) on a district cooling
