Muhannad F. Haimour is the Executive Director of the American Chamber of Commerce in Iraq (AmCham Iraq). Muhannad has a strategic and operational responsibility for leadership and operations of AmCham Iraq with a mission to foster commerce, bilateral trade and investment among the United States and Iraq. He is responsible for AmCham Iraq programs, staff, and execution of AmCham Iraq mission to further its members’ business interests in Iraq, the U.S., and internationally, through advocacy, public relations, and direct contacts.
Muhannad is also the Founder and CEO of the Haimour Group with over two decades of experience in the management consulting profession, business development, trade and investment, and entrepreneurship capacity building.

In Iraq, Muhannad has partnered with the public and private sectors on organizing major investment conferences including the London – Invest Iraq Conference in 2009; the U.S.–Iraq Business and Investment Conference in D.C. in 2009; and the Anbar International Investment Conference in Istanbul in 2011, in Erbil in 2013, and in Amman in 2018.
Muhannad was the Special Advisor to the Governor of Anbar Province from 2015 to 2017. He acted as the liaison between Anbar Province and the international community in Iraq to mobilize efforts for the defeat of ISIS and for the implementation of stabilization activities to enable IDPs return home. He advised the Governor on business partnerships, policy development and implementation, governance, and the promotion of Anbar as a favorable investment destination.

Muhannad served as a Senior Consultant for Grant Thornton under a contract with Task Force for Business and Stability Operations, US Department of Defense in 2008 offering services to the Chairman of the Iraqi National Investment Commission.

Muhannad has been a strong supporter for encouraging dialogue and creating economic opportunity between the U.S. and the Arab World. He was instrumental in coordinating the first U.S. Arab Economic Forum in 2003, which brought together over 1,500 leaders under the patronage of former U.S. President George Bush and supported by the U.S. State Department, the Commerce Department, the Arab League and the Gulf Co-operation Council, to tackle issues related to transparency and accountability, human capacity building, trade infrastructure, and public-private partnerships.

As the Executive Director of the American Arab Chamber of Commerce (AACC), the largest Arab American chamber in the United States, Muhannad worked to forge economic and cultural ties between businesses in the U.S. and the Middle East and to promote and empower the business community on a local, national and international level.
Muhannad established and directed the Human Resources Department at the Arab Community Center for Economic & Social Services (ACCESS), North America’s premier Arab American organization.

Muhannad has several media appearances such as CNN International, Sky News, BBC Newshour in addition to several print media such as the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Newsweek to name a few.

Muhannad holds a Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration, with a minor in English Language and Literature from Yarmouk University in Jordan. He is the recipient of numerous public awards.

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Robin established Qamar Energy in 2015 to meet the need for regionally-based Middle East energy insight and project delivery. He is an expert on energy strategy and economics, described by Foreign Policy magazine as “one of the energy world’s great minds”. Prior to this, he led major consulting assignments for the EU in Iraq, and for a variety of international oil companies on Middle East business development, integrated gas and power generation and renewable energy.

Robin worked for a decade for Shell, concentrating on new business development in the UAE, Qatar, Iraq, Iran and other Middle Eastern countries, when he was described as the “Shell expert on Iran”. He subsequently worked for six years with Dubai Holding and the Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC), where he advanced business development efforts in the Middle East energy sector, including major gas import schemes for Dubai and upstream developments in Iraq, Qatar, Yemen, Pakistan, Turkmenistan, Algeria and elsewhere.

He is the author of two books, The Myth of the Oil Crisis, which evaluates global long-term oil supply, and Capturing Carbon, the first comprehensive overview of carbon capture and storage for the non-specialist. He is the columnist on energy and environmental issues at The National newspaper (Abu Dhabi) and comments widely on energy issues in the media, including Foreign Policy, the Financial Times, The Atlantic, CNN, CNBC Arabiya, BBC, Al Jazeera, Bloomberg, Sky News and others.

Robin also authored a ground-breaking study Sunrise in the Desert: Solar becomes commercially viable in MENA, on solar power competitiveness in the Gulf (with PWC/Emirates Solar Industry Association) as well as Under the Mountains: Kurdish Oil and Regional Politics for the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies and Risky Routes: Energy Transit in the Middle East. He has been Non-Resident Fellow for Energy at the Brookings Institution. He holds a first-class degree in Geology from the University of Cambridge and speaks Arabic, Farsi, Dutch and Norwegian.

Shire Oak International is part of a highly successful group of British companies that have led the renewable energy surge in the UK by financing, developing and operating projects across the UK and Europe. The group is now developing projects in SE Asia, Africa and in South America. As the Director of Development for the MENA region, Richard is currently focussed on Iraq. He is driving a pipeline of large grid/utility scale, private wire and domestic solar power generation opportunities throughout Iraq and Kurdistan. The financial and carbon savings solar power offers over all other forms of energy production are now significant – where affordability of solar has been an issue in the past, it is now cheaper than all fossil fuels. Previously Richard has been an officer in the British Army and also the CEO of The AMAR Foundation where he led a 1,500 Iraqi team to design, fund and deliver development and humanitarian programmes across Iraq. Richard is determined to make a difference in Iraq by providing affordable, clean power.

A UAE based general trading company with extensive activity in Iraq ranging from Oil & Gas, Hospitality, Logistics, IT, and General Trade. In addition to overseeing the group’s activity, Tarek is presiding over the setup of Zero Flare LLC a would be subsidiary of Inter Group. Zero Flare LLC aims to eliminate the flare gas practice at various oil fields across Iraq through commercially viable and environmentally friendly solutions provided by their technology partners GTUIT from the US and Berg Group from Canada. Zero Flare LLC will provide these proven solutions via modular and mobile units allowing for immediate action to be taken with the minimal cost when compared to traditional methods. Prior to joining Inter Group Tarek has worked with both Deloitte and PwC in Los Angeles and in Dubai respectively. Tarek received a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Southern California.