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Sullivan & Cromwell Opens Office in ADGM

Ahmed T. el-Gaili Rejoins as a Partner to Lead the Firm's Expansion into the Middle East

ABU DHABI, UAE, Sept. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Sullivan & Cromwell LLP today announced the opening of an office in Abu Dhabi, reinforcing its long-term commitment to the Middle East. Located in ADGM, the international financial center in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, the new office will enhance S&C's ability to serve clients in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and across the region with its integrated offering, which combines financing, regulatory, and transactional expertise with deep experience working on complex, cross-border, and large-scale mandates. Ahmed T. el-Gaili will rejoin the firm as a partner to lead the firm's Middle East practice.

"We are delighted to deepen S&C's connection to one of the world's most dynamic financial centers with a new office in Abu Dhabi," said Robert Giuffra and Scott Miller, Co-Chairs of Sullivan & Cromwell. "Underscoring our long-term commitment to the region, we are pleased to welcome back Ahmed to S&C. He is an outstanding lawyer who is ideally placed to lead our work in the Middle East as we build on the longstanding relationships and track record we have developed advising our clients on their most critical matters across the region."

Mr. el-Gaili previously practiced at Sullivan & Cromwell for six years in London before relocating to the Middle East. He has nearly two decades of experience in the region advising sovereign wealth funds, state-owned enterprises, governments, leading regional and international corporates, and private equity firms on complex, cross-border transactions and projects. His practice spans M&A, private equity, joint ventures, project finance and development and restructuring, with a particular focus on the energy, infrastructure, life sciences, telecom and technology sectors. He has extensive relationships with leading sovereign wealth funds and state-owned enterprises throughout the Middle East.

"Sovereign capital, private equity and infrastructure investment in the Middle East is fueling some of the most high-profile and complex transactions anywhere in the world, particularly in Saudi Arabia and the UAE," said Mr. el-Gaili. "S&C's global platform, integrated offering and depth of expertise make it uniquely positioned to advise the region's most sophisticated clients on matters where judgment is decisive. I'm delighted to return to S&C and look forward to working with my colleagues across the firm to build our presence in the Middle East at a time of significant activity and growth."

"We welcome Sullivan & Cromwell to ADGM, the international financial centre of Abu Dhabi, and are pleased to see a leading global law firm establish a presence in our jurisdiction," said Arvind Ramamurthy, Chief Market Development Officer of ADGM. "Their decision to open an office in ADGM reflects the continued growth of Abu Dhabi as a leading hub for international finance, investment and professional services, and further strengthens the depth of expertise available to regional and global clients operating from ADGM."

S&C's expansion into the Middle East will be supported by other firm partners with deep regional experience. Mr. el-Gaili will work closely alongside the wider S&C team, including partner Garth Bray, who brings extensive expertise working on complex cross-border M&A as well as technology and regulatory matters, and Umberto Hassan, whose expertise includes cross-border M&A and complex restructuring, with a focus on clients based in the UAE.

S&C has received full regulatory authorization from ADGM's Registration Authority.

About Sullivan & Cromwell LLP

Sullivan & Cromwell LLP is a leading global law firm that advises on major domestic and cross-border M&A, significant litigation and corporate investigations, finance and corporate transactions, and complex antitrust, regulatory, tax and estate planning matters. Our Firm's hallmarks are the highest-quality independent advice and intense dedication to solving client problems. Founded in 1879, S&C has approximately 1,000 lawyers located in offices in New York, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, Palo Alto, London, Frankfurt, Paris, Brussels, Hong Kong, Beijing, Tokyo, Melbourne, Sydney and Abu Dhabi.

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