Argentina creates P3 unitCOLA
The government of Argentina has launched the law 27,328 on PPPs, an instrument aimed to attract and accelerate investments from the private sector.
The new regulations for the PPP law will include the creation of a new unit to oversee the plans, namely P3 unitCOLA which will be in charge of the normative centralization of the contracts.
The new scheme aims to facilitate the development of projects in the fields of infrastructure, housing, activities and services, productive investment, applied research and / or technological innovation.
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January 24, 2017
Governments of Latin America to discuss investment opportunities for energy projects – Washington, D.C March 2017
Latin American public and private sector leaders will address countries’ policies and strategies to engage investors and stimulate open discussions. 250 energy developers, financiers and public sector stakeholders are expected to attend the meeting from North America and countries across Latin America.
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November 29, 2016
Paraguay to do open consultation of bridge project
Paraguay has announced that the country will do an open consultation to analyze the construction of a bridge between Paraguay and Argentina.
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November 10, 2016
Argentina’s Chamber of Deputies approves PPP law
The Argentine Chamber of Deputies has approved the new Public-Private Partnership (PPP) framework to help address the country’s existing infrastructure deficit and make banks and multilateral lending agencies more interested in financing public works. Read more -
October 05, 2016
Senate approves PPP law in Argentina
The Argentine Congress has approved a bill for a new Public-Private Partnership (PPP) framework to help address the country’s existing infrastructure deficit and make banks and multilateral lending agencies more interested in financing public works. Read more -
June 08, 2016
Argentina to send PPP bill to Congress
Mauricio Macri, Argentina's president, is planning to send a public private partnership (PPP) bill to Congress by early July. Read more
