Risk Management in Transport PPP Projects
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Jordan
Face to Face Interviews
To the purpose of elaboration of this case study face to face interviews have been organized in
August 2019 by the study team involving representatives from the following authorities and
private operators: Aqaba Container Terminal, Aqaba Development Corporation, Airport
International Group, Consolidated Consultants, European Bank for Reconstruction and
Development, Ministry of Transport, PPP unit.
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