Moharram & Partners Expands in the Gulf with New Dubai Office, Appoints Mohammed Agrabawi as Managing Partner
Moharram & Partners has announced a major expansion in the Gulf region with the opening of a new office in Dubai Silicon Oasis and the appointment of Mohammed Agrabawi as Managing Partner for the GCC, Levant, Turkey, and Pakistan region. This strategic move strengthens the firm's regional presence and enhances its ability to provide public policy and strategic communication services across these key markets.
The expansion reflects the company's commitment to meeting the evolving needs of businesses and institutions operating in an increasingly interconnected and dynamic region. The new Dubai office will serve as a regional hub, enabling Moharram & Partners to deliver innovative and effective solutions in government relations, risk analysis, and corporate communications.
Strengthening Regional Capabilities
The Middle East, Turkey, and Pakistan represent crucial economic and political landscapes where businesses require strategic support to navigate complex regulatory frameworks. Moharram & Partners, recognized as one of the leading public policy and strategic communication firms in the MENA region, is positioning itself to play a more active role in shaping policy discussions, supporting institutional engagement, and driving impactful partnerships.
The new office in Dubai is expected to facilitate stronger connections with governments, regulators, businesses, and media organizations, helping clients adapt to shifting economic and political dynamics. This step is part of the firm's broader plan to expand its footprint, with additional regional offices planned in the near future.
Mohammed Agrabawi Brings Extensive Expertise
Leading the expansion efforts, Mohammed Agrabawi brings over 23 years of experience in government relations, institutional communication, corporate affairs, and regulatory policy. A former Jordanian diplomat, he served in the Protocol Department of the Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and held consular positions at the Jordanian embassies in Abu Dhabi and Cairo.
His career spans both the public and private sectors, with expertise in drafting tax policies and technical regulations, particularly in the consumer products sector. He has also played an advisory role in various policy development initiatives, making him well-suited to lead Moharram & Partners expansion into these key markets.
'I am honored to join Moharram & Partners, a firm with a strong reputation in institutional and strategic consulting. The Dubai office will not only support ongoing efforts but also expand our presence in this key region. The interconnected nature of these markets presents significant opportunities, and I look forward to leading initiatives that will strengthen our role in shaping impactful policies and partnerships', said Agrabawi.
Commitment to Excellence in Public Policy and Strategic Communication
The Dubai office will house a team of experts with a strong background in public policy, government affairs, and institutional communication, ensuring that businesses and organizations receive tailored, high-impact strategic support.
With a track record of working with major global, regional, and local economic entities, Moharram & Partners continues to play a key role in advising corporations, industry groups, and government institutions on navigating regulatory environments, building strong relationships with stakeholders, and communicating effectively across markets.
Agrabawi is also a recognized speaker at international conferences, particularly on public health policies, including raising awareness about the dangers of smoking. His experience in this area highlights his ability to engage in high-level advocacy and policy initiatives that align with public health and regulatory objectives.
Expanding Regional Presence
The decision to open a new office in Dubai reflects the company's long-term vision of becoming a leading strategic partner for businesses and institutions operating in the GCC, Levant, Turkey, and Pakistan. The firm is expected to announce additional expansion plans as part of its commitment to strengthening regional capabilities and fostering stronger partnerships between the private sector and government entities.
By establishing a presence in Dubai, Moharram & Partners is reinforcing its leadership in public policy and strategic communication, ensuring that its clients receive the highest level of insight, advocacy, and strategic support to navigate the evolving business and regulatory landscape across the region.
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