There is great competition between countries to attract businesses and investment. In a globalised and digital economy, governments have to work even harder to attract companies, capital and to be seen as a destination that embraces innovation. The quality of public services and education infrastructure is a big factor in where people choose to live and work.
The public sector faces an ever-increasing demand for investment in transport infrastructure, education, energy, healthcare, water and waste, as well as defence and internal security. But they are also under considerable financial constraint.
With our combination of legal innovation and long-standing experience of working with the public sector, we can help you achieve the cost-saving outcomes you are looking for.
We have a particular strength in advising on privatisation projects, financing, outsourcing and Public Private Partnerships (PPP). We will also help you with procurement and public tenders, and have a strong track record in IT and defence.
Our clients range from local authorities to multinational organisations, and from governments to NGOs. All of them trust us as an advisor that provides more than just legal advice.
A French ministry and a world famous French museum on the award of a partnership agreement regarding the financing, design, build and technical maintenance of a building that will host all of the museum's art reserves and host a cultural centre that will be open to the public.
Advising telecom operators for the financing of a private communication network within the legal framework launched by a french Department
A global investor and asset manager on the award of the concession relating to the financing, design, construction and operation of an African airport.
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