Mohamed Elmutaz

Legal and academic experiences gained through working in governmental and semi-governmental agencies, public and private joint stock companies, and law firms inside and outside Sudan. 

Experience in Sudan:

• Legal Advisor at the Ministry of Justice. Department of the General Commercial Registrar (1991 – 1993).
• Teaching Assistant, Faculty of Law, University of Khartoum, (1993-1998) Lawyer, Mohamed Elmutaz  Mahmoud Ibrahim’s office (1993-1998).
• Patent and Trademark Agent (1993-1998).
•  Founder of Mohamed Elmutaz & Associates Law Firm, Khartoum, Sudan (2018 – ….).

Experience in Saudi Arabia:

• Legal advisor at the office of Dr. Abdullah Al-Munifi in Riyadh (1998- 2001)
• Legal advisor to the Council of Saudi Chambers in Riyadh (2001-2006).
• Certified arbitrator at the Ministry of Justice 2004 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Legal Advisor to SABIC (Ibn Rushd Company. Yanbu Industrial) (2006-2012).
• Legal advisor to the National Industrialization Company (a public joint stock listed company) Riyadh (2012-2017).
• Executive Deputy Director, Legal Department of Abdul Latif Jameel Company (Group of Companies) Jeddah, Toyota Agent in Saudi Arabia (2017-2018).

The most important projects in which I participated: 

First Sudan 

1-  Member and assistant rapporteur of the National Committee at the Ministry of Justice to review Sudanese laws that hinder investment (1991)

2- Member of the Curriculum Development Committee for the Faculty of Law at Shendi University 1996.

Second  Kingdom Saudi Arabia:

1- Participation in the preparation of a legal study (requested by the Tourism Authority) within a work team in the office of Dr. Abdullah Al-Munifi,  lawyers &Advocates , related to tourism activity laws 2000.

2- Participation in the review and preparation of some legal documents related to the expansion of the polyester factory in Ibn Rushd Company, a subsidiary of SABIC in 2007.

3- Preparing and reviewing the documents for converting the loan of Ibn Rushd Company submitted by the Public Investment Fund and SABIC, amounting to about 3 billion riyals, and converting it into shares and completing all the required regulatory requirements. 2008.

Email : Mohamed@mutazlawfirm.com