Daoudou Mohammad, a trusted legal adviser, has been appointed as Director of Tax&Legal at CLG’s Pointe-Noire office (www.CLGGlobal.com) to support clients in the CEMAC region. With over 15 years of experience in business and tax law, Mohammad brings proven expertise that will be valuable for CLG’s Africa-wide practices, particularly in the energy sector’s rapid growth in the Republic of Congo and the wider Central African region.
Prior to joining CLG, Mohammad worked as a Senior Manager at PwC’s Tax&Legal Department in Pointe-Noire, overseeing tax and legal operations for Francophone African countries and managing complex legal issues. With a background in international systems and compliance, Mohammad is specialized in business, tax, labor law, foreign exchange regulations, and intellectual property. His multidisciplinary skills make him a valuable asset to CLG, providing integrated solutions and up-to-date advice to clients.
The Republic of Congo’s investment drive in the oil and gas sector has led to the need for specialized tax, legal, and regulatory advisory services. CLG, with its experienced team of legal professionals, is well-equipped to meet these needs and provide support across various sectors. They have a history of handling transformative oil and gas transactions in Africa and offer top-tier legal services to clients in navigating complex regulatory environments.
Zion Adeoye, CEO of CLG, highlights the importance of understanding local laws, taxation, production-sharing agreements, and environmental regulations in the oil and gas sector. Mohammad’s expertise in tax and legal services in Pointe-Noire will help clients mitigate risks, avoid legal disputes, and ensure compliance with both local and international standards.
CLG operates in various countries, including South Africa, Nigeria, South Sudan, Mauritius, Ghana, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Mozambique, and Germany, making them a preferred professional services partner in Africa.
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