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Libyan Local Investment & Development Fund (LLIDF) appoints Deloitte as advisor to deliver national infrastructure projects

byLindsey Owens
May 19, 2014
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By Libya Herald staff.

Tripoli, 19 May 2014:

The Libyan Local Investment & Development Fund (LLIDF) has appointed Deloitte & Touche (M.E.), a subsidiary . . .[restrict]of UK-based financial consultants Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, as its advisor to on national infrastructure projects via the  Libyan Public-Private Partnership (PPP) programme. According to LLIDF,  Deloitte was chosen “following a competitive process with independent international evaluation”.

In its statement, the fund said it viewed the link-up as marking “an important milestone for Libya’s PPP agenda”.

The plan is that after an initial a review of the PPP strategy in Libya, the focus will be on developing LLIDF’s institutional capacity and designing the PPP delivery organisation. A number of sector studies will be undertaken to explore opportunities to attract global private investment into Libya. This will be followed by implementing a number of PPP pilot projects aimed at stimulating Libyan economic development.

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The LLIDF, one of the largest investment funds in Libya and active in key infrastructure and industry sectors, is working to generate “long-term financial returns and tangible socio-economic benefits” as they work to develop Libya’s infrastructure through investment in the PPP.

The agreement was initially signed on at the beginning of April in Tripoli by Bader Ben-Othman, CEO of LLIDF, and Ian Simpson, one of the Deloitte partners.

Deloitte’s Infrastructure & Capital Projects team has worked on some of the world’s largest and most complex projects and has a wealth of expertise and experience to offer the LLIDF.

“We look forward to leveraging our global expertise to establish Libya as a centre of PPP excellence and partner of choice for private investors,” added Simpson. [/restrict]

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