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ARTICLE · 21 MAY 2013

Developing The Infrastructure That Keeps The Commercial World Moving

A discussion which primarily focuses on Libya highlighting opportunities in the market, key legal and regulatory frameworks, as well as practical requirements for doing business in Libya.

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Welcome to the current edition of Clyde & Co's Infrastructure Newsletter, written by our legal experts active in the sector. This newsletter is a regular publication in which we review developments and opportunities globally.

This edition primarily focuses on Libya highlighting opportunities in the market, key legal and regulatory frameworks, as well as practical requirements for doing business in Libya. We opened an office in Tripoli in August 2012, and are the only UK law firm licensed to operate in Libya.

Libyan infrastructure sector

Libya is not an easy market; the security situation remains a challenge and the government is focusing much of its efforts on creating a safe and secure environment for its citizens. The new National Congress is also devoting a lot of its time to constitutional matters and ensuring that its new Ministers and heads of institutions have the right credentials to lead the country forward in a fair and transparent way. Because of

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