Cambodia: Public-Private Partnerships - A Legal and Market Overview -

The infrastructure development landscape in Cambodia has transitioned from an ad-hoc concession-based model to an institutionalized public-private partnership (“PPP”) framework. At the center of this transition is the Law on Public-Private Partnerships (“PPP Law”), which was promulgated in November 2021 and replaced the Law on Concessions promulgated in October 2007. The PPP Law applies to all qualified PPP projects involving development, rehabilitation, expansion, operation, or maintenance of public infrastructure, and/or provision of public services. The PPP Law encompasses a wide array of sectors, including: (1)Transport and Logistics: roads, bridges, rails, airports, ports, public parking, and canals; (2)Digital and technology: telecom, posts, ICT, and digital technology; (3)Energy and Mines: electricity production, transmission, and distribution, oil and gas pipelines, and energy and...To read the full article, please see the PDF file

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Isamu IMAIZUMI

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Tokyo Hanoi / Ho Chi Minh City

Clients value Isamu’s unique insight into the challenges and uncertainties that they face in a dynamic, growing region. In addition to his experience in Vietnam, he has practiced in Tokyo and various other Asian locations, including a secondment to an Indian law firm. He is known for leveraging his international experience and cultural insights into the local legal and commercial practices to resolve complex, cross-border legal issues in a timely manner, working closely with local counsel. He advises on investments at all stages, from inception to post-closing operations, as well as dispute resolution.

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