Topic: Infrastructure mining and commodities

Earlier this spring, important changes to the regulatory environment relating to privatization and the implementation of PPP projects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia were approved.

India’s government has made mining law reform a key part of its domestic agenda to grow India’s economy to US$5 trillion by the 2024-25 budget year.

A recent decision by the Turkish Constitutional Court constitutes a critical precedent with regard to the violation of the right to property.

In late 2020, the Ministry of Treasury and Finance adopted certain amendments to the Capital Movements Circular to introduce a more relaxed regime for project sponsors considering foreign currency denominated loans to fulfil the equity contribution obligations and financing needs of Turkish public-private partnership (PPP) projects.

Turkish project developers and investors have a growing appetite for new business opportunities in Latin American countries, which continue to offer bankable projects.

While Turkey’s engagement continues to grow exponentially in Africa, particularly in OHADA jurisdictions, it remains crucial for Turkish investors to obtain robust security interests in order to secure amounts invested by them.

Version 4 of the Equator Principles (EP4) will come into force on 1 October 2020.

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African economies are rapidly growing despite continuous difficulties arising from low commodity prices.