Director of Planning & Strategic Development
Mr. Amir Arnaout brings over 20 years of professional experience in management, strategic planning, and institutional coordination. He currently serves as the Director of Planning & Strategic Development at Saoud Al Mahri Advocates & Legal Consultants (Civil Law Firm), where he plays a key role in supporting operational efficiency and enhancing the firm’s institutional performance.
Mr. Arnaout is responsible for overseeing administrative planning and organizational development, improving internal workflows, enhancing client experience, and coordinating professional relationships while ensuring the smooth progression of operational procedures with the highest standards of accuracy and professionalism.
He also contributes to organizing the firm’s internal operations, monitoring client communications, and ensuring seamless day-to-day workflow through a methodology based on efficiency, responsiveness, and institutional discipline. He is recognized for his strong ability to manage priorities, coordinate across teams, and foster a work environment driven by organization and continuous improvement.
Mr. Arnaout is distinguished by a flexible managerial approach that combines strategic planning, professional discipline, and a strong commitment to operational excellence, making him a vital contributor to the firm’s growth strategy and institutional presence.
Higher Rights of Audience (Civil Proceedings) College of Law, London.
Postgraduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Oxford University
Bachelor of Laws degree, including Legal Practice Course College of Law, London
Graduate Diploma in Law, College of Law
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If one really wishes to know how justice is administered in a country, one does not question the policemen, the lawyers, the judges, or the protected members of the middle class.
Jacqueline Bretell