Middle East Bar Associations


Middle East Bar Associations Directories


The Middle East defines a geographical area, but does not have precise defined borders. The most common and highly arbitrary definition includes: Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Somalia, Syria, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Yemen, and Palestinian Territories. Many Western definitions of the "Middle East" — in both established reference books and common usage — define the region as "nations in Southwest Asia, from Afghanistan and Pakistan to Egypt." The inclusion of Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Turkey is sometimes contentious as they are not Arab states. Egypt, with its Sinai Peninsula in Asia, is often considered part of the Middle East, although most of the country lies geographically in North Africa. North African nations without Asian links, such as Libya, Tunisia and Algeria, are increasingly being called North African — as opposed to Middle Eastern (Pakistan to Egypt-Asia) — by international media outlets. However, North African countries can also be considered part of the Middle East. Source Wikipedia

Bahrain Bar Associations


Bahrain Bar Society
P.O. Box 5025, Manama, Bahrain, Tel: (973) 720-566

Egypt Bar Associations


The Egyptian Bar Association
Egyptian Bar Association, 49a Ramses Street, Cario, Egypt, Tel: 10(202) 451-360, Fax: 10(202) 747-488

Iran Bar Associations


Iran Bar Associations Union

Tehran Bar Association

Iraq Bar Associations


Iraqi Bar Association

Israel Bar Associations


Israel Bar
The Israel Bar Association Was Established In 1961 As An Autonomous Statutory Entity In Order To Incorporate The Lawyers In Israel And To Assure The Standard And Integrity Of The Legal Profession.

Israel Bar Association (IBA)

Kuwait Bar Associations


Kuwait Bar Association

Turkey Bar Associations


Ankara Bar Association

Barreau d'Istanbul

Turkish Bar Association
Under The Attorney's Law, The Union Of Turkish Bar Associations Is "An Organization Constituted From All The Bar Associations" In Turkey, And Is A "Legal Entity As A Public Professional Organization," In Addition To Its Mission To Develop The Legal Profession, The Union Of Turkish Bar Associations Is Also Charged With Strengthening And Protecting The Concepts Of The Rule Of Law And Human Rights.

Union of Turkish Bars