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The Global Infrastructure Hub has appointed a new chief executive following Christopher Heathcote’s departure last year.

New Zealand has appointed a former Horizon Nuclear Power and Transport for London (TfL) director to lead the country’s largest infrastructure project.

A request for qualifications (RFQ) has been issued for a fare collection system PPP in the Kyrgyz Republic.

The Swiss government and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) are exploring PPP opportunities in the energy and transport sectors in Uzbekistan.

Law firm K&L Gates has appointed a PPP expert as partner in its Sydney office.

WSP Global has announced a series of executive appointments in Asia and North America.

Investment firm KKR has appointed a new head of Asia Pacific infrastructure.

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) aims to develop debt capital markets for infrastructure in Asia with a strong Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) rationale.

The Australian government is looking to establish itself as the pre-eminent supporter of PPP in the South Asia region with the launch of a new initiative.

A government committee has given its support to plans to develop another monorail project in Bangkok.

The Bangladeshi government has signed a road PPP.

Contractor Kier has announced the successful completion of the disposal of KHSA, its road asset management and maintenance services firm.

A PPP expert from Hogan Lovells is to move to a specialist law firm in Sydney.

The Uzbek government and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) are stepping up efforts to promote the PPP model through a capacity building programme.

Ashurst has decided to move one of its project finance partners to Tokyo.

The Victoria government is seeking advisors for road projects and has selected advisors for the Melbourne Airport Rail Link.