Alhassane Barry
Partner Dubai
Alhassane is a Partner in the projects group.
Alhassane specialises in international project development and financing in power, infrastructure, telecommunications, metals/mining, oil and gas and natural resources. He has extensive experience acting for sponsors, developers, project companies, equity investors and financiers, particularly in the Middle East, Asia and Africa.
He is well regarded by legal directories, being described in Chambers and Partners Global Rankings as “very thorough; his strong point is the ability to explain every detail of these matters that he knows inside and out”.
Alhassane speaks French, English, Fulani, Sussu and Mandingo.
- Advising the Republic of Guinea on the US$15bn Simandou project, the world largest mining and related rail and port infrastructure project.
- Advising a leading power developer, as sponsor on a 50 MW Al-Husainiyah Solar PV IPP in Jordan; a 200 MW Abydos Solar IPP in Egypt and the Amunet 500 MW Wind IPP in Egypt.
- Advising a syndicate of lenders (including multilateral agencies and development financial institutions) on the financing of eight solar PV projects in Egypt, as part of the Feed in Tariff Programme – Round 2.
- Advising a leading Middle-East based port company on its potential investments in nine ports and logistics businesses across Africa and the Middle East.
- Advising a syndicate of lenders (including multilateral agencies and development financial institutions) on the financing of LNG facilities (FRU and FSU) in Ghana.
Education
- 2009 · The Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania (WBLC), USA
- 2009 · University of Pennsylvania Law School, University of Pennsylvania (LL.M.), USA
- 2004 · Université Paris II Panthéon–Assas (LL.M. in Banking and Finance Law), France
- 2003 · Université Paris II Panthéon–Assas (LL.M. in International Law), France
- 2002 · Université Paris II Panthéon–Assas (LL.B. in Business Law), France
Memberships and associations
- Attorney at Law (New York)
- Avocat à la Cour (Paris)
- AwardAmoetsoe Mkwena named to AEC’s 25 Under 40 Energy Women Rising Stars List 2024
- PressWFW advises Guinea as US$15bn Simandou African mega-project closes
- ArticleFinancing Mining & Minerals: Rising to the challenge set by COP28
- PressWFW advises Guinea as US$15bn Simandou Project core documents signed
- PressWFW advises Great Horn Investment Holding on US$155m development loan for Djibouti’s Damerjog Industrial Development Free Trade Zone