Mr. Boutros Younes
Board Member Lebanese Business and Investment Council in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Mr. Boutros Younes is a highly accomplished legal professional with extensive experience in the field of law. He is the founder, managing partner, and attorney at law at Boutros Younes Law Firm, established in Lebanon in 1984. In addition, he is the founder, managing partner, and attorney at law at Mohammed Al Jarbou Law Firm in Saudi Arabia, a position he has held since 1995.Mr. Boutros began his legal career as a trainee lawyer at Issam Younes Law Firm in Lebanon from 1981 to 1984. Prior to that, he worked as a math and Arabic teacher at Tannourine School in Lebanon from 1974 to 1979.Throughout his career, Mr. Boutros has demonstrated his dedication to the legal profession and his commitment to serving his clients. He has successfully handled over 2,000 complex litigation and arbitration cases in both the private and public sectors, achieving a remarkable 100% success rate. His expertise extends to various legal frameworks, including those of Saudi Arabia (KSA), the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL).Mr. Boutros played a significant role in the establishment of the Lebanese business council and investment in Saudi Arabia, highlighting his involvement in the business community. He has also served as a secretary and council delegate to government agencies, demonstrating his involvement in public affairs.He holds an LLB in private law and an LLM in business law from the University of Picardie Jules Vernes in France. He is a member of the Beirut Bar Association since 1980 and has practiced as a barrister and solicitor in the Lebanese jurisdiction.EDUCATION:Postgraduate in Private Law, Lebanese University, Lebanon (1981)Business Law, Picardie Jules Vernes University, France (1980)Trainee Lawyer, Beirut Bar Association, Lebanon (1981)High School, Ecole Normal, Lebanon (1974)
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- How are Emigrants Positioning to Deal with Economic Transformation in the Gulf Countries?
- The Changing Role of Emigrants in the Arab Countries
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Green Hand
Established in 1999, Green Hand is a Lebanese non-governmental organization committed to protecting nature, preserving cultural heritage, and promoting sustainable economic development and resilient livelihoods.
With a steadfast belief in the power of community-driven change, Green Hand has spent over two decades championing environmental conservation, safeguarding Lebanon’s rich cultural traditions, and empowering local populations through innovative economic models. From restoring natural ecosystems to reviving traditional crafts and supporting farmers, artisans, and small producers, our work places people and nature at the heart of development.
In our continuous effort to create a real, inclusive, and sustainable transformation, Green Hand launched its flagship initiative — the Authentic Aley Strategic Framework — a model program designed to serve as a national prototype for a developed Lebanon.
This elite strategic framework operates through three interconnected pillars:
Environment: Preserving ecosystems, promoting green infrastructure, and ensuring responsible natural resource use.
Culture & Heritage: Protecting Lebanon’s cultural identity by revitalizing traditional knowledge, crafts, and intercommunal ties.
Economy: Fostering a circular and local economy by supporting value chains, dignified income generation, and community-based enterprises.
The Aley District was selected as a pilot region not only for its natural and cultural richness but also for its social diversity and potential to model unity, resilience, and innovation in development. Through partnerships with municipalities, international organizations, and civil society, the Authentic Aley Framework has become a leading example of how local action can inspire national change.
Our vision is bold yet grounded: to build a Lebanon where communities thrive in harmony with their environment, their history, and each other.
A Lebanon where the future is rooted in the authenticity of its land and people.
Green Hand
Established in 1999, Green Hand is a Lebanese non-governmental organization committed to protecting nature, preserving cultural heritage, and promoting sustainable economic development and resilient livelihoods.
With a steadfast belief in the power of community-driven change, Green Hand has spent over two decades championing environmental conservation, safeguarding Lebanon’s rich cultural traditions, and empowering local populations through innovative economic models. From restoring natural ecosystems to reviving traditional crafts and supporting farmers, artisans, and small producers, our work places people and nature at the heart of development.
In our continuous effort to create a real, inclusive, and sustainable transformation, Green Hand launched its flagship initiative — the Authentic Aley Strategic Framework — a model program designed to serve as a national prototype for a developed Lebanon.
This elite strategic framework operates through three interconnected pillars:
Environment: Preserving ecosystems, promoting green infrastructure, and ensuring responsible natural resource use.
Culture & Heritage: Protecting Lebanon’s cultural identity by revitalizing traditional knowledge, crafts, and intercommunal ties.
Economy: Fostering a circular and local economy by supporting value chains, dignified income generation, and community-based enterprises.
The Aley District was selected as a pilot region not only for its natural and cultural richness but also for its social diversity and potential to model unity, resilience, and innovation in development. Through partnerships with municipalities, international organizations, and civil society, the Authentic Aley Framework has become a leading example of how local action can inspire national change.
Our vision is bold yet grounded: to build a Lebanon where communities thrive in harmony with their environment, their history, and each other.
A Lebanon where the future is rooted in the authenticity of its land and people.