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Projects and public law
Leading individuals
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- Mohamed El Mernissi Mernissi – FIGES
- Philippe de Richoufftz Gide Loyrette Nouel – Naciri & Associés
Gide Loyrette Nouel – Naciri & Associés handles foreign project investment and public law regulatory matters, and has been busy advising on large-scale energy and education projects. A key client is Morocco’s Ministry of Agriculture, which has instructed the firm in relation to the development of a desalination water plant.
Mernissi – FIGES is acclaimed for its dedication to energy, construction and infrastructure projects in Morocco. ‘Respected partner’ Mohamed El Mernissi has particular knowledge in this area, and the firm recently advised two new clients on the construction of wind farms.
Kettani Law Firm has been busy handling numerous energy deals, including advising on the financing of wind farms and coal-fired plants. In 2010, it advised MASEN (the Moroccan Agency for Solar Energy) on the development a number of power projects.
UGGC & Associés has prepared a number of PPP reports for domestic and international clients. Patrick Larrivé and Louis Dubois work together on projects and public law, and recently advised one of the largest power producers in the world on energy projects in Morocco.
August & Debouzy recently advised on the building and operation of a container terminal at Tanger-Med, the new cargo port near Tangiers. The team also advises on regulatory and contractual issues in the energy sector.
CMS Bureau Francis Lefebvre remains busy with regulatory work and public law mandates, and also advises on the tax aspects of projects. The team is valued for its extensive knowledge of the energy sector.
Bennani & Associés LLP is active in construction litigation, and continues to act for leading wind energy producer Theolia on various matters.
Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira’s experience includes energy and construction projects. It recently advised on the negotiation of contracts for a major infrastructure project in Morocco.
Two-partner firm Hajji & Associés handles some project finance work.