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The MENA
Business Law Review
Your business law reference and source
of news for the Middle East and North Africa
The MENA Business Law Review is the indispensable LexisNexis
quarterly journal, dedicated to business law in the Middle East &
North Africa zone.
Each issue contains a full overview of the latest legal developments
in the region, as well as a wide range of authoritative articles.
In its two years of existence, the MENA Business Law Review has
published more than 160 articles, covering a spectrum of current
topics.
What the Review Entails
Interview of a key legal figure from the MENA legal community.
Previous topics:
INTERVIEW • “DIFC-LCIA: a Bridge Between Two Legal Cultures”, interview with M. El Ghatit
• “What is Dispute Avoidance?”, interview with Dr J. Fletcher
• “How Business Leaders Can Combat Modern-Day Slavery”, interview with Y. Waljee
Spotlight: A short study focusing on a recent legal topic
Previous topics:
• “Tunisia: Pros and Cons of the New Law on Renewable Energy”, by H. de la Forge, S. Salem,
G. Samuel-Lajeunesse
LEGAL • “The New Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration”, by M. Patchett-Joyce
ROUND-UP • “Development for Law Firms in the Middle East: a Moving Target?”, by L. Turner
Country News: A full overview of the latest legal news in each country of the MENA
zone (GCC countries, Jordan, Egypt, Lebanon, Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Lybia, Morocco,
Algeria & Tunisia).
In-depth analysis of key topics relating to business law in the region.
Previous topics:
FEATURES • “Bribery and Anti-Corruption: Optimism in a Difficult Climate”, by S. Susnjar and J. Herbet
• “Prepping the Board: is Cybersecurity on the Agenda Yet?”, by Dr. S. Tayeb
• “Alternative Dispute Resolution in the Middle East: Trends and Forecasts”, by D. Crosse
The most significant initiatives for the advancement of the Rule of Law
across the region.
RULE Previous topics:
OF LAW • “Business for the Rule of Law”, by I. McDougall
• “The “A2DC”: the First Global Network for Continental Law”, by M. Sadek
• “The Intricacies of the Rule of Law Through the Lens of the World Bank”, by C. Trif
The latest innovative teaching methods, research and profiles in the Arab
academic and legal world.
Previous topics:
UNIVERSITY • “Lawyers Studying Abroad: a View from the University of Florida’s LL.M. Program”, by S. McNamara
• “Kuwait International Law School”, by M. Hoyle
• “Le Centre d’études des droits du monde arabe”, par J. Boisard-Pétrissans
What legal professionals are saying about The MENA Business Law Review
The MENA Business Law Review has rapidly
established itself as the go-to law periodical for up-
to-date knowledge and information on law and legal
developments in the region. As a bloc, the GCC is now
the ninth largest economy in the world… and growing.
The wider MENA region is poised to become one of the
global motors for increased economic activity. The
coverage provided by the MENA Business Law Review is
invaluable in tracking the region’s business trajectory.”
Michael Patchett-Joyce
Barrister, Arbitrator, Outer Temple
Chambers, United Kingdom & United Arab Emirates
The MENA Business Law Review covers all aspects of
business law in the Middle East and North Africa, with
an informative, comparative approach to laws and legal
systems in the region. Its content is of high scientific
quality owing to the professionalism of its editorial
Three languages team and the caliber of its authors.”
The MENA Business Law Review is the sole trilingual Jamal Rbii
legal review in the region. It is mainly published in
Professor, University of Rabat-Salé, Morocco
English with some French and Arabic. All articles
come with an abstract in these three languages.
In a region that continues to be at the centre of all
attention politically and economically, the MENA
Business Law Review was launched at the right time
to fill a gap. With significant contributions from the
region’s actors, the Review has managed to gain a
Available Online deserved interest. Not only does each edition keep us
up-to-date on legal and regulatory reforms, but it is
Only to Lexis Middle East Law Subscribers. Lexis tremendously helpful in challenging existing legal and
Middle East Law is your single point of access to the regulatory frameworks, and contributes to placing the
laws of the Gulf region in English and Arabic, as well MENA region at the heart of the global economy.”
as practical guidance, legal commentary, cases
and news from across the Middle East. Dr. Souhayel Tayeb
www.lexismiddleeast.com Chief Legal and Governance Officer, Commercial Bank Dubai
Scientific Direction
Authored by experts from across the region, the MENA Business Law Review is under the scientific direction
of 15 legal professionals that include lawyers, professors, arbitrators, and notaries:
Faisal Rashid Al-Sahouti Jalal El Ahdab Tarik Mossadek
Chief Executive Officer Associé cabinet Ginestié, Magellan, Professeur à la Faculté de Droit
of the QICDRC, Qatar Paley-Vincent, Docteur en droit, de Settat
Avocat aux barreaux de Beyrouth,
Taoufik Azzouzi New York et Paris Filali Osman
Notaire, Enseignant vacataire à la Professeur agrégé des
Faculté de Droit de Rabat-Souissi Luc Grynbaum universités, Ancien Conseiller
Professeur à l’Université de Gouvernement
Walid Ben Hamida Paris-Descartes
Maître de conférences (HDR) à Michael Patchett-Joyce
l’Université Paris-Saclay, Membre Diana Hamadé Barrister, United Kingdom
de la Cour d’arbitrage de la CCI, Attorney at Law and Founder,
Tunisie International Advocate Legal Rany Sader
Services, UAE Managing Partner SADER &
Najet Brahmi Associates Law Firm, Lebanon
Professeur à la Faculté de Droit de Dr Mark Hoyle
Tunis, Présidente de la chambre de Barrister, Partner, Gateley UK LLP, Samir Sayah
Tunis pour l’arbitrage Visiting Professor at the University Managing Partner, CMS Bureau
of Leeds Francis Lefebvre, Algérie
Anthony Chamboredon
Associate Professor, Paris Alexandre Maitrot de la Motte Steven McNamara
Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi & Professeur de droit à l’Université Professor at the American
Paris Descartes University Paris-Est Créteil University of Beirut
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