Mohamad Al Arnaout

Conduct legal research and draft memoranda across civil, commercial, and administrative law while supporting attorneys with client communication, court filings, and cross-border document translation to ensure procedural accuracy.

Developed legal and climate education programs for neurodivergent individuals, co-creating accessible materials (including a comic book) and alternative learning methods to increase legal literacy and inclusion.

Led initiatives to align anti-corruption reforms with Lebanon’s National Anti-Corruption Strategy and advocated for a public procurement platform to enhance transparency and fair competition.

Drafted and coordinated donor-aligned proposals and concept notes, ensuring high-quality submissions that matched funder priorities and program objectives.

Organized and facilitated anti-corruption discussions at universities and delivered presentations on public procurement law to increase student understanding and civic engagement.

Authored a Universal Periodic Review of Yemen and produced reports on journalist rights violations across the MENA region to inform advocacy and highlight press-freedom threats.

Monitored legislative reforms under the 3RF framework and provided legal analysis with recommendations to align amendments with governance and anti-corruption commitments.

Oversaw election monitoring for trade unions, ensuring democratic process adherence and electoral integrity through coordination and oversight of monitoring activities.

Researched OECD anti-bribery treaty applications for Lebanon and analyzed budget transfers, translating findings into Arabic to support advocacy on transparency.

Researched arbitration and private law, performing comparative legal analysis between Lebanese and European systems and providing recommendations for legal harmonization.

Activities and societies: Exchange program at University of Santiago de Compostela (Feb 2019–Jul 2019).

Completed a Bachelor of Laws with an international exchange at the University of Santiago de Compostela (Feb–Jul 2019).