The National University of Medical Sciences (NUMS) aims to establish the NUMS Medical City, featuring a large scale and multi faceted hospital and colleges, through a public-private partnership with backing from the Public-Private Partnership Authority (P3A), NUMS intends to involve International Financial Institutions (IFIs) as transaction advisors for the project.
This collaboration aims to utilize IFI expertise in financial structuring and project management to ensure the successful execution of the project under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model.
Salient Features
Implementation Modality
To be developed
Government Contributions
Provision of Land
Government Return
The project can stimulate economic growth, create job opportunities, and attract investments, leading to indirect returns for the government through increased tax revenues and economic activity.
Improved infrastructure and services provided by the project can enhance the quality of life for citizens, contributing to social development and well-being.
The government gains access to new infrastructure assets without bearing the full burden of construction and operational costs, thereby improving public services without significant upfront investment
By partnering with private entities, the government can share project risks, such as construction delays or cost overruns, reducing its financial liabilities and exposure.
Private Party Return
The private party earns revenue from various sources, such as user fees, lease payments, or service charges associated with the project.
Steady stream of income over the duration of the partnership.
Opportunities for the private party to innovate and implement cost-effective solutions, potentially leading to increased efficiency, competitiveness and healthy returns.
