Area of Expertise
Government Relations
Practice Area
Government Relations
Engage with Integrity
Implementing a strategically sound government relationships policy is key to succeeding in Africa. Our clients are pleased with our good working relationship with key stakeholders and we support them in managing, in a legally compliant manner, their relationship and interactions with the government. We focus on providing updates on the identity of key stakeholders, making introductions where necessary and helping with a myriad of existing and new government regulations, issues and opportunities.
A key to our successful engagement with government entities is to focus on face to face meetings; this approach yields results that countless correspondence seldom does.
We have assisted clients in creating and implementing internal guidelines with regards to the sponsoring of travel of government officials, training and secondment programmes, payment of per diem or out of station fees.
How can we help?
We help our clients build strong working relationships with regulators, policy makers and other stakeholders in compliance with international laws. Get in touch!
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Insights
Force Majeure in the wake of COVID-19
On the 11th of March 2020, the World Health Organization (“WHO”) declared COVID-19 a pandemic. There are unprecedented travel, movement, and large-gathering restrictions, with reports indicating that a quarter of the world’s population is now in quarantine.
Visa, Immigration and Employment Requirements
Visa, immigration and employment compliance is paramount, and our clients’ success largely depends on getting it right. Visa and immigration issues can have a serious impact on a company’s freedom to operate
Decree on Types of Entry Visas
The Government of Equatorial Guinea has been reviewing its development policy, with the aim of attracting foreign investors;
As a result, entry visas have been reviewed and four new types of visas are to be issued. There was also a need to regulate the entry visas contemplated under article 21, subsection…