Public-Private Partnership Programs Course in Qatar

Two-day practical public private partnership course in Qatar covering PPP scope, models, structuring, risk allocation, key contractual clauses, project finance, disputes, renegotiation and exit strategies. This public private partnership training in Qatar builds the skills to structure, contract, finance and manage sustainable PPP projects with clear public–private roles and supports your pathway to public private partnership certification.

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Public-Private Partnership Course

This two-day public private partnership course in Qatar is designed for public sector and related professionals who need a clear, practical framework for how PPPs are planned, structured, financed and managed in real projects. The public private partnership training in Qatar covers PPP scope, infrastructure and service delivery, PPP contract models, their advantages and limitations, and the complete PPP lifecycle—from initial project preparation and structuring through risk allocation, project finance, dispute handling, renegotiation and exit planning, supporting your journey towards public private partnership certification.

Why Public-Private Partnerships Training is Important in Qatar

This public private partnership course in Qatar offers a focused, step-by-step learning journey through the essentials of PPP design and delivery. It begins with the scope, objectives and infrastructure context of PPPs in Qatar, then moves into PPP frameworks, structuring needs, and the key technical, legal, institutional and commercial considerations. The program also highlights the importance of clear sector strategies and strong government commitment for successful PPP implementation. Participants explore the main PPP contract types, practical risk allocation, and core contractual provisions such as liquidated damages, force majeure, limitation of liability, indemnities, performance guarantees and intellectual property clauses.

As a practical public private partnership training in Qatar, the course builds the ability to assess the legal, financial and risk implications of PPP contracts, map and manage stakeholder roles, and negotiate and monitor PPP projects more effectively. Participants gain a working understanding of project finance and cash flow, and learn how to approach dispute resolution, contract renegotiation and exit strategies using real-world style exercise sheets and case-based discussions—supporting their pathway to recognised public private partnership certification.

Benefits of Public-Private Partnerships Training

Understand PPP scope, infrastructure, structure and main types of PPP contracts.
Create a PPP framework and describe the PPP process.
Explain PPP appraisal, including market sounding and risk development.
Understand PPP contracts, including concessions and lessons from case studies.
Evaluate legal, financial and risk implications in PPP contracts.
Analyse the roles and responsibilities of public and private stakeholders.
Draft, review and negotiate key PPP contractual provisions and clauses.
Understand dispute resolution mechanisms and exit strategies in PPPs.

Key Highlights of Public-Private Partnerships Training

Two-day focused PPP workshop covering the complete PPP lifecycle.
Strong emphasis on structuring PPPs, including technical, legal, institutional and commercial aspects.
Detailed coverage of PPP contract types: service contracts, management contracts, affermage/lease, concessions, BOT and similar arrangements, joint ventures and hybrid models.
Exercise sheets and case studies to reinforce understanding and application.

Risk allocation and key contractual clauses including indemnity, limitation of liability, force majeure, performance guarantees, consequential loss and negligence.
Dedicated segment on PPP project finance: project financing overview, sources of finance and project cash flow.
Disputes, renegotiation and exit strategies including ADR, arbitration, litigation, step-in rights, substitution, contract renegotiation scenarios, exit and handover.

Who Should Attend the Public Private Partnerships Course

This Public Private Partnership course is designed for professionals who need to understand how PPPs are structured, financed and managed, and who are involved in the design, appraisal, contracting or oversight of PPP projects.

Public sector officials and policymakers involved in planning or overseeing PPP programmes, infrastructure projects and service delivery.
PPP unit members and institutional staff working on PPP frameworks, legal and regulatory aspects, and PPP project pipelines.
Project, contracts and commercial managers engaged in structuring PPPs, drafting or reviewing PPP contracts and key clauses.
Financial and economic analysts assessing PPP project finance structures, sources of funding and project cash flow.
Legal and contract advisors focusing on PPP contractual provisions, risk allocation, indemnities, performance guarantees and dispute resolution mechanisms.
Stakeholder and communications professionals involved in stakeholder consultation, communication and ongoing PPP project monitoring.

Why Choose Infinity Training International for Public-Private Partnership training?

Infinity Training International delivers this two-day Public Private Partnership (PPP) workshop with a clear focus on practical PPP structuring, contracting and risk management, aligned to the themes and objectives in the course outline.

End-to-end PPP perspective: The workshop spans PPP introduction, structuring, contract types, risk allocation, finance, negotiation, monitoring, disputes, renegotiation and exit, giving participants a complete view of the PPP lifecycle.
Structuring and framework driven: Strong focus on creating PPP frameworks, understanding requirements and expectations, and addressing technical, legal, regulatory, policy, institutional, commercial, financial and economic issues.
Clear focus on PPP contract types: Detailed exploration of service contracts, management contracts, affermage/lease contracts, concessions, BOT-type arrangements, joint ventures and hybrid models.
Depth in risk allocation and key clauses: Systematic treatment of liquidated damages, force majeure, limitation of liability, IP rights, performance guarantees, indemnities, assignment, consequential loss, negligence and gross negligence.
Attention to roles and governance: Examination of stakeholder roles, public authority functions, private sector obligations, multilateral institutions and PPP units, plus communication and stakeholder management.
Finance, disputes and exit covered together: Integration of project finance, dispute resolution mechanisms, step-in rights, substitution, renegotiation scenarios and exit/hand-over strategies, supported by exercise sheets and case studies.

What's Included in Public-Private Partnerships course?

Two days of structured training on Public-Private Partnerships (PPP).
Coverage of PPP concepts, scope, objectives, infrastructure, services and PPP contract types.
Sessions on PPP structuring, frameworks, legal and regulatory issues, institutional capacity and stakeholder consultation.
Detailed examination of PPP contract agreements and key contractual clauses.
Segments on negotiation, monitoring and stakeholder roles in PPP projects.
PPP project finance overview, sources of finance and project cash flow.
Coverage of disputes, renegotiation, exit and handover strategies.
Exercise sheets and case studies to deepen understanding and practical application.

Public-Private Partnerships Training Options & Schedules

Training Coverage Across the Middle East

You can join our Public- Private Partnerships Course from anywhere in the Middle East, including:

United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah

Saudi Arabia

Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah

Qatar

Doha, Al Wakrah, Al Rayyan

Kuwait

Kuwait City, Salmiya, Fahaheel, Hawally

Bahrain

Muscat, Sohar, Salalah, Nizwa

Oman

Muscat, Sohar, Salalah, Nizwa

Program Outline

2-Day PPP Learning Path

From PPP Concepts to Finance, Disputes & Exit

Over two intensive days, you will move step by step through the full Public-Private Partnership journey: from PPP scope and structuring to contract types, risk allocation, project finance, disputes, renegotiation and exit strategies.

PPP Introduction

Scope and objectives of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP).
Infrastructure and services commonly delivered through PPPs.
Basic structure of PPP arrangements.
Main PPP models and types of PPP contracts.
Advantages and disadvantages of using PPPs.

Structuring a PPP

Requirements and expectations for successful PPP projects.
Technical considerations in PPP project design.
Legal, regulatory and policy frameworks for PPPs.
Institutional structures and capacity requirements.
Commercial, financial and economic issues.
Stakeholder consultation and engagement.
Sector strategy, road map and clear government commitment.

PPP Contract Agreement Types

Service contracts and performance-based service delivery.
Management contracts for operating public assets.
Affermage or lease contracts.
Concession arrangements.
Build–Operate–Transfer (BOT) and similar schemes.
Joint venture structures between public and private partners.
Hybrid PPP arrangements.

Risk Allocation & Key Contract Clauses

Liquidated damages, penalties and consequential damages.
Force majeure events and their treatment in PPP contracts.
Limitation of liability clauses.
Intellectual property rights and ownership in PPPs.
Performance guarantees and security instruments.
Indemnity provisions, including knock-for-knock indemnity.
Assignment, subcontracting and subletting provisions.
Cumulative remedies and transaction costs.
Third-party liability and consequential loss.
Negligence and gross negligence in PPP contracts.

Negotiation & Monitoring PPP Projects

Roles of key stakeholders in PPP projects.
Functions of the public sector authority.
Private sector responsibilities and obligations.
Role of multilateral institutions and PPP units.
Communication, stakeholder management and ongoing monitoring.

PPP Project Finance

Overview of project financing in the PPP context.
Typical sources of project finance.
Understanding PPP project cash flow.

Disputes, Renegotiation & Exit

Dispute resolution mechanisms: ADR, arbitration and litigation.
Step-in rights and substitution of the private partner.
Contract renegotiation scenarios.
Exit options and handover strategies at the end of the PPP term.

Exercises & Case Studies

Exercise sheets to apply PPP concepts and frameworks.
Case studies illustrating PPP structuring and contract choices.
Scenarios on risk allocation, finance and dispute management.
Discussion of lessons learned across different PPP projects.

FAQs

What is the public private partnership course in Qatar about?

The public private partnership course in Qatar is a two-day, practice-focused workshop that walks participants through the full PPP lifecycle—project identification, structuring, risk allocation, contracting, financing, monitoring, disputes and exit. It is designed for professionals who want a clear, usable framework for planning and delivering PPP projects in Qatar and the wider region.

Who should attend this public private partnership training in Qatar?

This public private partnership training in Qatar is ideal for government officials, regulators, public agencies, advisers, consultants, bankers, project sponsors, and professionals from infrastructure, utilities, health, education, transport and municipal services who are involved in PPP design, procurement, evaluation or contract management.

Do I need previous PPP experience to benefit from the course?

No prior PPP experience is required. The public private partnership course in Qatar starts from core PPP concepts and builds up to more advanced topics like risk transfer, project finance structures, financial models, dispute mechanisms and renegotiation, using simple language and step-by-step case examples.

What key topics are covered in the public private partnership training in Qatar?

The public private partnership training in Qatar covers PPP scope and objectives, PPP models and contract types, risk allocation principles, key contractual clauses (liquidated damages, force majeure, limitation of liability, indemnities, performance guarantees, IP rights), project finance basics, cash flow profile, monitoring obligations, disputes, renegotiation and exit strategies.

Does this course include public private partnership certification?

Yes. Participants who complete the workshop receive a public private partnership certification that confirms their understanding of PPP concepts, tools and practical methods. This certification can support professional credibility when working on PPP tenders, advisory assignments or internal PPP units in Qatar.