The World Association of PPP Units & Professionals and airportIR are pleased to announce the 11th online event “HOW WILL THE AIRPORT PPP MARKET EVOLVE POST COVID-19” that will take place on Monday 29 March 2021 from 16:00 – 17:00 o’clock Geneva (CET) | 10:00 – 11:00 Washington (EST) | 19:00 – 20:00 Dubai Time.

Click here to book your FREE seat in advance. The airport PPPs market has been dramatically affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. Very few transactions have taken place in 2020 and will likely take place in 2021.  The sudden drop in air traffic has put most airport concessions in a critical situation, demonstrating that the protections usually offered in airport PPP contracts are, in most cases, very ineffective in helping the concessionaires re-establish acceptable conditions and continue to operate their concessions satisfactorily.  In this context, although PPPs remain an unmissable option for many governments to develop their airports, investors and financiers, worried by the remaining uncertainties in the aviation sector, seem to remain cautious. They question when and how will airport PPP transactions resume.  WAPPP is pleased to welcome you and your colleagues to a public webinar where renowned airport PPP experts will be exchanging on their thoughts as regards when, how, and under which conditions will the airport PPP market survive and resume after the COVID pandemic. WAPPP is a Geneva-based, global, independent, non-governmental organization. It aims to establish an international network of PPP units and PPP practitioners (corporate and individual, public and private) involved in the design and implementation of PPP’s.  Key benefits of WAPPP include global collaboration, mentorship, networking and the promotion of best practices, advocacy for PPPs and the profession, and to help society achieve the UN SDGs. You can follow WAPPP on https://wappp.org/, Twitter, LinkedIn and the WAPPP Secretariat YouTube channel. If you would like to join WAPPP, please write to [email protected], and if you have any questions do not hesitate to write to [email protected].