• Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi on construction-related matters involving Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi hospital.
• An Abu Dhabi-based sponsor on an arbitration involving the construction of a hotel in Abu Dhabi.
• Abu Dhabi Ports Group on the review and update of its procurement and construction suite of contracts.
• Solutions Plus on the development of its procurement and construction contracts.
• Etihad Rail on various matters relating to the construction of the railway in the UAE.
• Saudi Arabian Oil Company on the construction and development aspects of a multibillion-dollar integrated steel plates facility involving Baosteel and PIF as co-shareholders.
• Saudi Arabian Oil Company on the construction aspects of the Amiral petrochemical complex involving $11 billion of engineering, procurement and construction contracts.
• Saudi Arabian Oil Company on the construction aspects of the Dammam Stadium, which will be one of the stadiums for the 2034 football World Cup in Saudi Arabia.
• NEOM on all aspects of the procurement and construction of various sub-projects, including the preparation and negotiation of contracts required for:
  • ENOWA, NEOM’s renewable energy platform;
  • NEOM Investment Office; and
  • Trojena, NEOM’s winter tourism destination city.
• The RIG, a PIF-owned entity, on its procurement strategy and construction contracts for the procurement of an offshore theme park.
• Diriyah Company, a PIF-owned entity, on the development of its suite of construction contracts as well as regularly advising on various iterations of those forms for different types of work packages.
• Rua al Madinah Holding Company, a PIF-owned entity, on the development of its suite of construction contracts as well as advising on the procurement strategy for various sub-projects.
• Al Balad Development Company, a PIF-owned entity, on the development of its suite of construction and procurement contracts.
• Middle Eastern government entity in connection with multiple arbitrations involving the construction of an airport.
• Middle Eastern government entity on an arbitration with the main contractor in relation to the delayed and defective construction of a highway.
• Carbon Holdings, as sponsor, on all aspects of the proposed $10 billion Tahrir petrochemical complex in Egypt. Involvement included negotiating and drafting EPC Contracts, O&M Agreements and Contract Management Agreements.
• Engro Corporation on the technology licensing and FEED aspects of its proposed PP/PDH project.
• Lenders in connection with the financing of a $2 billion PDH and PP project in Jubail Industrial City, Saudi Arabia.
• SAFCO Ventures on the design, construction and operation of a sustainable aviation fuel facility in Sheikhapura, Pakistan, involving IFC and ADB.
• International Finance Corporation and a group of other lenders on a series of eight solar power projects in Jordan relating to both Round 1 and Round 2 of Jordan's solar program.
• Nord Stream 2 on the construction and engineering contracts for the approximately €10 billion twin gas pipeline project between Russia and Germany and under the Baltic Sea, including contracts for line pipe supply, line pipe coating, dredging, ploughing, pre-lay and post-lay rock placement, shallow water and landfall pipelay and offshore pipelay (LOGIC based), and onshore construction (FIDIC based).
• Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners on the EPC and O&M aspects of the £ 480 million, 600,000 tonne, 60 MW waste-to-energy plant at the Tata Chemicals-owned Lostock manufacturing site in Norwich, UK.
• Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners on the potential acquisition of the TeesEco 300,000 tonne waste-to-energy being developed at Billingham, County Durham, UK, which included structuring and negotiating the construction and operation arrangements.
• Various sponsors on data centre projects in the UK, involving preparation of tender documentation and negotiation of contracts.
• Woodside as co-venturer on the procurement strategy and the various constructions contracts for the multibillion-dollar SNE Deepwater Oilfield project, including the bespoke contracts for the FPSO (Floating Production Storage Offloading) vessel and the FEED and EPCI of the subsea systems.
• IFC, ADB and a syndicate of local banks on the project financing of the Engro Elengy LNG facility close to Karachi, Pakistan.
• The lenders on two separate offshore wind projects, Project Norther (370MW) and Project Nobelwind (165MW).

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