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Feb 23, 2022

Dear readers,

we are pleased to present the first issue of the Newsletter that our firm has decided to publish.

 

Our firm, MAGP, is committed to intellectual rigour. This newsletter is the expression of our will to contribute to the reflection on important legal issues. We have set ourselves the challenge of providing you, every two months, with analyses, texts and noteworthy information for the business community. We hope you will find this newsletter useful.

 

To help us improve it, please feel free to share with us your thoughts and suggestions.

 

Mame Adama Gueye

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Join us as we explore the intersection of law, energy, and environmental sustainability, gaining valuable perspectives from a seasoned legal mind at the forefront of Senegal’s progressive energy landscape.

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