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The Benefits and Pitfalls of Public Private Partnerships: Case Study of the Suez Canal Container Terminal, Egypt
The study explores the public-private partnerships (PPPs) in constructing, managing, and operating container terminals in Egypt. It examines the benefits the public sector gains from such collaborations and the pitfalls that can be mitigated to foster more effective institutional cooperation. The st...
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2025
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