Ahmed Subhi, our Co-founder and Partner, joined the American University of Iraq–Baghdad (AUIB) to lead a session on “The Art of Court Pleadings.” He shared practical insights on effective legal advocacy and courtroom practice, engaging with students eager to learn about the realities of legal work.
Our Managing Partner, Mr. Mohammed Koperly, joined a panel on “Employment Skills in the Private Sector” during the final day of the Baghdad Job Fair 2025, highlighting the importance of empowering young professionals and supporting private sector growth in Iraq.
Iraq has launched electronic signatures across government, private sector, and citizen services, activating the Electronic Signature and Electronic Transactions Law No. (78) of 2012. The move marks a key step in Iraq’s digital transformation, promoting transparency, reducing paperwork, and improving the business environment.
At Salt & Associates, we take pride in providing tailored legal expertise for businesses operating in Iraq’s Technology, Media, and Telecommunications (TMT) sectors.
Salt & Associates has been shortlisted for Iraq Law Firm of the Year at the IFLR Middle East Awards 2025. This recognition reflects our commitment to excellence, the trust of our clients, and the dedication of our team in delivering high-quality legal services in Iraq and across the region.
On August 26, 2025, Salt & Associates and AHK Iraq hosted a Business Breakfast in Baghdad, bringing together diplomats, business leaders, and investors. Our partners spoke on tackling double taxation in Iraq, while guests from companies like Mercedes, Talabat, SAP, and Siemens Energy joined the discussion. A morning of insights and connections shaping Iraq’s business future.
Salt & Associates has been ranked Tier 3 in the Iraq edition of The Legal 500 2025.
Key legal principles governing tax provisions, the challenges that can arise, and steps companies can take to ensure compliance and minimise risk.
Companies operating in Iraq’s oil and gas sector must carefully consider how Iraqi law treats public entities in commercial agreements.
Iraq’s market today stands at a crossroads of opportunity, shaped by its strategic geographical position