We are proud to announce a remarkable achievement for our firm, Al Muhamoon Al Mutahidoon. With the approval of the esteemed Cabinet, we have been officially appointed as the external legal advisor to the Iraqi Development Fund (IDF), Iraq’s sovereign fund.
This milestone represents a fundamental shift in the collaboration between the public and private sectors, as we are the first private-sector firm to be entrusted with such a prestigious role by an Iraqi governmental authority.
The official signing  took place at our headquarters during the honored visit of Dr. Mohammed Al Najjar, the esteemed CEO of the Iraqi Development Fund. This partnership is not only a significant accomplishment for our firm but also a major step forward in enhancing legal excellence and supporting Iraq’s economic and developmental ambitions.
We remain committed to delivering legal services of the highest standard, and we are honored to contribute to the advancement of our beloved nation through this unique and distinguished collaboration.

 

 

 

We are proud to announce that Al Muhamoon Al Mutahidoon is now officially listed on the NextLaw Referral Network, powered by Dentons—the world’s largest law firm, with over 12,500+ lawyers in 200+ locations worldwide. Which also includes the largest law firm in China with (10,000) Ten Thousand lawyers with all specialties, which would significantly facilitate providing our clients with the direct legal support from across entire China.
This significant milestone enhances our global reach, allowing us to better serve our clients with access to a vast network of top-tier legal expertise across 170 countries. With over 30,000 client relationships in the network, we are committed to delivering exceptional legal services with an expanded, collaborative approach. We thank everyone who has supported us in achieving this milestonee.

The Iraqi Ministry of Trade – Companies Registration Department issues its circulation addressed to lawyers and all Iraqi companies, affirming the Central Bank of Iraq “CBI” instructions under its circulation No. (23/2/1667) dated (18 February 2024) obliging electronic payment companies to have a minimum capital of (10,000,000,000 IQD) Ten Billion Iraqi Dinar, as well as the necessity to have the electronic payment as independent activity.