Exploring investment opportunities for PPPs and overcoming challenges to project delivery After two years of preparation, the People s Assembly (PA) ratified the public-private partnerships (PPP) law in mid-May 2010. Among many things this law is simplifying the process and provides more transparency in regards to the procurement process. It is already clear that the strong regulatory stance and commitment from the Ministry of Finance will support and encourage new PPP projects in Egypt.
IQPC s PPP Investment Summit 2010 Egypt offers a platform for relevant parties involved in the PPP process to meet, network and receive critical information on existing and planned PPPs in Egypt.
Topics will include, but are not limited to: Overview of recent deals and the role of PPP in the development of transportation, education, healthcare, environment, housing and urban development Addressing the financial risks associated with new PPPs issued Understanding the regulatory environment and the legal framework for PPPs in Egypt Clarifying the procurement process for PPPs and gaining clarity and a deeper understanding on the bidding process Benchmarking against the UK PPP models and international experiences Identifying successful strategies and models for structuring and financing PPPs Attracting and working with foreign capital what do foreign investors require? Making it work in practice step by step guide for successful partnerships
