Dina Abou Zour is a senior lawyer registered in the Beirut Bar Association, holding a BA of Law from Sagesse University, complemented by advanced studies masters in comparative law. With an extensive legal career spanning over 12 years across Lebanon, Dubai, and Saudi Arabia, she specializes in navigating complex legal landscapes, particularly in financial and banking litigation, corporate law, real estate disputes, criminal and personal status matters. Beyond her legal practice, Dina is deeply committed to social activism, notably dedicating seven years to serving as a legal/social advocate for refugee affairs in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Affairs, UNICEF, and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees. She is a founding member of the Depositors Union, actively involved in addressing banking crises, and holds key roles within the legal community i.e., Depositors’ Rights Protection Committee at the Beirut Bar Association. Furthermore, Dina serves as the president of the Reform Lebanon Association for Legal Studies and Proposals for Laws and Public Policies, while also contributing her expertise as a legal advisor to various members of parliament. As a lecturer/trainer at Sagesse University’s legal clinic, she nurtures the next generation of legal professionals, and being an Alumni of International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) in collaboration with state department in the US underscores her commitment to advancing human rights in collaboration with the. Dina’s multifaceted contributions exemplify her dedication to justice, advocacy, and legal education.