Mohammed Ashbah
Professional Partner
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- Issued on
- 2026-10-23
بكالوريوس
Reported in the CV
- Academic level
- Bachelor degree
- Specialization
- الشريعة
الاعتماد المهني السعودي للقانونيين — SASL
الهيئة السعودية للمحامين
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Legal Consultant
Privatization and Public-Private Partnerships
Legal Tech
Mohammed Ashbah is a legal consultant, partner and Chief Executive Officer of THAT. His practice combines legal advisory work and legal management for organisations, with experience in contracts, administrative cases, governance, privatisation and public-private partnerships. He works with government bodies and private organisations on legal studies, contractual relationships and the legal preparations needed to implement projects and decisions.
Background
His government and regulatory work includes legal studies and advice, contributions to legislation, and the development of organisational arrangements into formal regulations. He has prepared policies and procedures, developed governance models and worked on their implementation for different organisations. He also prepares training workshops to help teams understand these documents and apply them in their day-to-day work.
His contract work covers preparation, review and detailed drafting of contracts and agreements, including framework agreements and memoranda of understanding. This spans relationships between government bodies, their partnerships and contracts with the private sector, and agreements between private organisations. Examples include service-level agreements between the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture and the National Agricultural Services Company, and government agreements with regional and international research centres.
On agricultural services privatisation, he led the legal workstream within a multidisciplinary advisory team, coordinating with Strategy&, KPMG and Korn Ferry. The work addressed preparations for transferring operations, technology and the workforce to the operating entity, together with the legal framework supporting that transfer. The project connected legal work with its operational, technical and workforce requirements.
