As the international financial crisis works its way through most, if not all economies, a more frequent use of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) is contemplated to encourage and facilitate large infrastructure, energy and other projects. PPPs are schemes built on a steady structure, which involves a host party, a foreign party and a third party, usually an IFI’s and/or a NGO. Because managing a frequent tri-partite relationship when it comes to PPPs is a non-negligible task, specialized teams within the Firm handle PPPs with a great focus on specialization. The spectrum of transactions and expertise the Firm has built in a relatively short-term only bear the prospects of further PPP projects to be stirred in our direction. Similarly to the Energy sector, we exert our utmost endeavors to be constantly well-informed and abreast of all major legal and regulatory requirements and changes that may affect the nature and scope of our legal services. We have played intricate parts in PPP projects and have successfully represented both public and private institutions in connection therewith.