Public private partnership PPP is seen nowadays as an essential tool when a country’s government is unable to invest to improve its infrastructure at various levels. PPP has been at rise particularly in developing countries where government has limited access to resources particularly financial ones and where corruption might be at its highest. However, PPP does not come always with positive benefits. There are shortcomings that need to be considered as well. The attached case refer to the case of PPP in Lebanon where it refers to a general introduction about Lebanon profile and infrastructure; the PPP and its importance to reflect at a later stage on various PPP initiatives that have been done or that could be done to improve various sectors. The case ends the discussion by referring to PPP shortcomings and the need to set laws and regulations to regulate the market at this level.
