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UAE +971 56 1 55 44 66 – Kuwait +965 51 38 38 68 – Oman +968 92827852
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Kuwait +965 51 38 38 68
Intensive two-day Public–Private Partnership (PPP) program in Abu Dhabi exploring PPP opportunities, delivery models, deal structuring, risk-sharing frameworks, key contractual provisions, project finance fundamentals, dispute scenarios, renegotiation and termination options. Develop hands-on capabilities to design, procure, fund and oversee sustainable PPP initiatives with clearly defined responsibilities for government entities and private partners.
This two-day Public–Private Partnership (PPP) workshop in Abu Dhabi is tailored for government and quasi-government professionals who require a clear, hands-on grasp of how PPP projects are identified, prepared, financed and overseen. It covers where PPPs fit within Abu Dhabi’s infrastructure and service delivery needs, compares different PPP contract models, highlights their benefits and limitations, and walks through the complete PPP lifecycle—from initial concept and structuring through risk sharing, bankability and funding, contract management, dispute handling and orderly handover or termination.
This intensive PPP workshop in Abu Dhabi offers a structured, practice-oriented journey through the core building blocks of Public–Private Partnership design and implementation. It begins by situating PPPs within Abu Dhabi’s infrastructure and public service priorities, clarifying objectives, scope and value drivers. From there, it introduces PPP policy and regulatory frameworks, essential structuring steps, and the key technical, legal, institutional and commercial considerations. Particular attention is given to how sector strategies, government support and enabling frameworks shape viable PPP pipelines. Participants then explore major PPP contract structures, risk-sharing approaches, and critical contract clauses, including liquidated damages, force majeure, limitation of liability, indemnities, performance security and intellectual property arrangements.
The program also strengthens participants’ capability to interpret and assess the legal, financial and risk dimensions of PPP agreements, map and manage stakeholder responsibilities, and negotiate, supervise and adjust PPP projects over time. Key project finance concepts—such as cash flow waterfalls, bankability tests and lender protections—are explained in accessible terms. The course further addresses dispute prevention and resolution mechanisms, contract renegotiation and orderly exit or handback strategies. Throughout, participants work with targeted exercise sheets and Abu Dhabi–relevant case study scenarios to translate concepts into practical skills they can apply to real PPP transactions.
This Abu Dhabi–based Public–Private Partnership program is aimed at professionals who need a clear grasp of how PPPs are structured, financed and operated, and who take part in the identification, evaluation, tendering, contracting or ongoing supervision of PPP projects.
In Abu Dhabi, Infinity Training International delivers this intensive two-day Public–Private Partnership (PPP) workshop, concentrating on real-world PPP structuring, contracting and risk allocation, fully aligned with the themes, priorities and learning outcomes set out in the programme.
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
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.
No advanced PPP background is required. The workshop starts from core concepts—scope, models, advantages and disadvantages—and then builds up to more advanced topics such as risk allocation, detailed contract clauses, project finance, dispute resolution and exit strategies, making it valuable for both newcomers and practitioners with some prior exposure to PPPs
The tools and frameworks covered in the workshop can be applied to a wide range of Abu Dhabi projects, including transport corridors, ports and airports, water and power assets, waste management, health and education facilities, as well as municipal and digital infrastructure. The focus is on giving you a repeatable approach to structuring and managing PPPs across sectors, rather than a single, one-off case.
The course is ideal for professionals in Abu Dhabi government departments, municipalities, regulators, state-owned companies and public-service providers who are involved in planning, appraising, tendering, contracting or overseeing PPP projects. It is also suitable for advisers and private-sector practitioners who work closely with Abu Dhabi public entities on PPP transactions.
Yes. While the workshop focuses on core PPP principles, it dedicates time to legal, regulatory and policy frameworks so participants can relate global best practice to the UAE and Abu Dhabi context. You will explore how clear rules, institutional structures and government commitment support bankable PPP projects.
Abu Dhabi continues to invest heavily in transport, utilities, social infrastructure and public services, many of which can benefit from well-structured PPP models. This workshop helps government entities and related organisations in Abu Dhabi understand how to use PPPs to close infrastructure gaps, improve service delivery and ensure value for money over the long term.