Mohamad Al Arnaout is a recent graduate of Beirut Arab University with a bachelor’s degree in law. He is from Lebanon and currently resides in Beirut. During his studies, Mohamad participated in an exchange program at Santiago de Compostela in Spain. In his free time, he enjoys volunteering and has been involved with organizations such as Kafe be Kafak, Embrace Lebanon and No Label, raising awareness about bullying. Mohamad is proud of his involvement in various advocacy and anti-corruption initiatives in Lebanon. Additionally, he has served as a legal researcher at the Journalists Support Committee and the Lebanese Transparency Association. A co-founder of Action for Awareness and Advocacy Force for Development and Anti-corruption in Lebanon (AFDAL), Mohamad has been actively working to educate neurodivergent individuals about their legal rights and duties, and advocating for anti-corruption reforms in line with the National Anti-Corruption Strategy. As a Doha Debates ambassador, he is excited to engage in meaningful discussions on global issues and contribute his legal expertise to the conversations. He hopes to expand his network and collaborate with like-minded individuals who are passionate about promoting transparency, good governance and human rights. Through the program, Mohamad aims to further develop his skills in advocacy and public speaking, making a positive impact in his community and beyond.