ASLA Law Firm is at the forefront of landmark public-private partnership (PPP) transactions, sovereign concession agreements, and major utility developments in Jordan. We advise government entities, project sponsors, equity investors, and international lenders on structuring, financing, and implementing capital-intensive infrastructure projects.
Tailored legal solutions delivered across the entire transactional and regulatory lifecycle.
Guiding bidding consortia and contracting authorities through pre-qualification, RFP submissions, and concession drafting.
Advising on strategic water conveyance, desalination, wastewater treatment plants, and sovereign bulk supply agreements.
Structuring railway lines, airport expansions, dry port facilities, and toll road development concessions.
Drafting direct agreements, step-in right instruments, sponsor support guarantees, and waterfall payment structures.
Representative engagements reflecting the scope and complexity of client matters handled.
Advised an international bidding consortium on tender submission and concession terms for a strategic national water conveyance project in Jordan.
Structured the direct agreements and local security package for a multilateral loan financing a dry port logistics facility.
Drafted concession documentation and regulatory filings for a transport infrastructure development in Amman.
Advised lenders on legal risk allocation and sovereign step-in rights under a utility PPP contract.
Our lawyers frequently deploy these legal capabilities across these primary industries:
Concise answers to key regulatory and transactional questions in Jordan.
Senior partners and counsel leading client mandates.
Managing Partner | Head of Corporate & Transactions
Ahmad is the Managing Partner of ASLA Law Firm with over 20 years of experience advising multinational corporations, private equity funds, and sovereign entities on complex M&A, cross-border investments, and energy infrastructure in Jordan and the MENA region.
Partner | Head of Litigation & Arbitration
Tareq is a leading dispute resolution specialist with 18 years of advocacy before the Jordanian Court of Cassation and international arbitration tribunals (ICC, LCIA, ICSID), handling complex commercial, banking, and construction disputes.
Executive commentary on recent market and regulatory developments.
Commercial and industrial entities in Jordan can drastically reduce utility expenditures by developing off-site solar generation and wheeling electricity across national grids under EMRC regulations, while utility-scale developments shift toward green hydrogen and regional grid interconnections.
Cross-practice capabilities supporting complex multi-faceted mandates.
ASLA Law Firm advises international financial institutions, regional commercial banks, development finance institutions (DFIs), and corporate borrowers on sophisticated debt structures, syndicated facilities, regulatory compliance with the Central Bank of Jordan, and financial market instruments.
ASLA Law Firm provides distinguished counsel in commercial and investment arbitration across the Middle East and internationally. We act as counsel and arbitrators in proceedings under leading institutional rules (ICC, LCIA, CRCICA, ICSID, UNCITRAL) and advise on the swift recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards in Jordan under the New York Convention.
ASLA Law Firm provides comprehensive legal counsel on major real estate developments, urban regeneration, construction procurement, and property transactions in Jordan. We advise developers, EPC contractors, institutional financiers, and corporate landlords on FIDIC contracts, zoning, land acquisition, and project delivery.
Jordan is a regional pioneer in clean energy, and ASLA Law Firm is at the forefront of advising international solar PV developers, wind farm operators, green hydrogen pioneers, and national utilities. We handle power purchase agreements (PPAs), grid interconnection, mining concessions, and regulatory licensing before the Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission (EMRC).
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