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International Lawyers Network Gets New Vice President

International Lawyers Network Gets New Vice President

Hussein Rugaba Kashillingi, a prominent lawyer in Uganda has been appointed as, the new Vice President of the Association of European Lawyers. This is a network of international lawyers having 761 offices in 149 countries across the world with a total membership of 8,000 members.

The Association Europa De Abogados (AEA) is also known as the International Lawyers Network. It has offices in majority of the independent countries of the world.

It is also the largest network of lawyers in the world according to the number of countries covered. Additionally, it has at least an office listed in each country apparently.

Counsel Kashillingi tweeted saying he is looking forward to an amazing opportunity in leading the Network. As the lead Partner at Kashillini, Rugaba and Advocates, he has a good record of working in the law practice industry.

He has strong legal skills in negotiation, conveyancing, legal writing and is also an oil and gas expert. Counsel Kashillingi also serves as Legal Advisor to President Museveni at state house.

At the moment, the AEA Advisory Board is headed by Pedro Beltan from Spain as President. The first Vice President is Micheal R. Johnson from the US.

Council Kashillingi will be joining ranks with 17 other African lawyers on the AEA Advisory Board.

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