Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Subscribe to Dr. Mohamed's articles (Visit Dr. Mohamed's Website) Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Mohamed Adam admitted to bar in 1976. Education. University of Khartoum, LL.B (hons) 1974; University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom PhD 1992 Commercial law. Dr. Adam brings a varied and very successful background to his legal practice. Prior to forming his own law firm, Dr. Adam served in the Sudan as a judge and legal counsel at the Attorney General Chambers. He also served as general counsel to a number of major domestic and multi-national companies in Saudi Arabia, including Alsalam Aircraft Company a joint venture between Boeing group and Saudi Airlines and other partners. Dr. Adam also acted as legal advisor for ISCOSA, a subsidiary of Siemens Westinghouse. He also served as legal counsel for Al Baraka Dallah Group, one of the major banking and investment institutions. Dr. Adam also acted as a general counsel for National Industrial Company (NIC) a joint stock company having international activities with about forty (40) subsidiaries. Dr. Adam also acted as consultant for leading Saudi law offices and is a member of the Sudanese Bar, the International Bar Association, the European Association of lawyers and other specialized legal organizations. Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim is a Gold author on EvanCarmichael.com

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