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Harnek Shoker, head of the Bahrain office, who led the Freshfields team said,
"We are very pleased to continue our long-standing relationship with the Ministry of Finance and the Electricity and Water Authority of the Government of Bahrain. We are privileged to represent the Government of Bahrain once again on its largest water and power project in the Kingdom."
The Freshfields team also included senior associates William Breeze and William Coleman, associate Carlo Calabrese and legal assistant Dina Nassif.
In 2007 Freshfields advised the Government of Bahrain on the $738.2m sale of Al Hidd water and power plant to a consortium of International Power, Sumitomo Corporation and Suez Tractebal, which was the first privatisation of an existing power and water generation asset in Bahrain. In 2005 the firm also represented the Government of Bahrain on the development of the El Ezzel 1000 MW independent power plant.
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