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 	<li>Advising a <strong>major GCC conglomerate</strong> on the acquisition and joint venture of an operating business of one of the largest scale entertainments companies in the GCC region.</li>
 	<li>Advising a <strong>major global glass manufacturer</strong> on the centralising of its intra group financing, payroll and treasury services operations to Bahrain, as part of a US$500m+ restructuring of its regional structure and operations.</li>
 	<li>Ongoing advice and support to a <strong>leading Bahraini B2B telecommunication services provider</strong> on a range of issues including corporate restructuring; regulatory matters; and the potential development and roll out of various new products and services including streaming television and electronic payment services.</li>
 	<li>Advising a <strong>major Korean EPC contractor</strong> (with operations in Asia, Middle East, South America and Europe) on the establishment of an EPC/construction JV company in KSA in conjunction with the investment arm of the KSA Government (as part of a US$1bn+ acquisition in the EPC contractor by the KSA government).</li>
 	<li>Advising one of <strong>KSA’s largest hospital and healthcare providers</strong> on varied matters including restructuring; joint ventures; procurement; distribution &amp; agency (in connection with negotiations with leading pharmaceutical companies based globally); and a potential merger with one of the leading global providers of replacement orthopaedic products and technology.</li>
 	<li>Advising <strong>various leading international vocational/technology colleges</strong> as to the establishment and operation of a number of major colleges in KSA (in partnership with the KSA government) in various KSA cities.</li>
 	<li>Leading the local counsel team advising the lenders on the US$10.4bn <strong>Qatar Barzan Gas Project</strong> (the world’s largest project financing to close in 2011, and awarded “Global Deal of the Year” status by Project Finance Magazine).</li>
 	<li>Borrowers counsel (acting for Qatar Water and Electricity Co.) in relation to the RAF A2 seawater desalination plant expansion (estimated US$550M).</li>
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