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Rashid Al Saad is the Founder and Senior Partner of Sharq Law Firm and a Qatari-qualified lawyer with the right of audience before the Court of Cassation. He holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from Qatar University and an Executive MBA from HEC Paris and serves as a member of the Qatar Lawyers Association Bar Committee. Prior to founding Sharq Law Firm, he was General Counsel at Qatari Diar and Qatar Railways Company.
Mr. Al Saad brings extensive expertise in dispute resolution, corporate and commercial law, and large-scale infrastructure and cross-border transactions. He has played a pivotal role in drafting complex agreements, advising on major commercial deals, and representing clients in high-value disputes across Qatar. Notable representations include banks, real estate companies, contractors, and government entities in claims ranging from tens of millions to several billion Qatari Riyals, as well as advising on multibillion-dollar bond issuances for the Ministry of Finance and Qatar Investment Authority transactions.
He is recognized for his innovative, commercially driven legal solutions and his ability to integrate multiple areas of law through a multidisciplinary team approach. Mr. Al Saad’s deep understanding of the Qatari market, combined with his strategic vision, ensures Sharq Law Firm consistently delivers top-tier results for its clients.



