As Iraq looks to increase economic growth and development, the need to attract local and foreign investment is ever more clear and present.

CLDP conducted its third joint Third Country Training Program (TCTP) course with Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Competition Commission of Singapore on Competition, Transparency and Investment.

CLDP held a Workshop on Regulating and Formalizing the Role of Insolvency Trustees in Morocco: Lessons from the US Trustee’s Office in Casablanca, Morocco from November 12-13, 2015. The program was led by Chief Judge Nancy V. Alquist from the U.S.

In the past year, CLDP brought together African governments, international finance institutions, leading law firms and extant and potential power project developers to draft the Understanding Power Purchase Agreements (PPA) handbook.

CLDP has been tasked, as part of Power Africa, to improve the legal and regulatory environment for developing and maintaining power projects in the African market.  On November 10-11, 2015, CLDP hosted a 2-day Workshop on The Credit Support Question: Challenges and Solutions to the Financing of P