Led by Rym Loucif, Loucif + Co is a one-stop shop for energy-related matters in Algeria. The firm provides legal advice to international investors across various stages of their projects, from structuring and execution, to investment monitoring. With extensive expertise in oil and gas, the firm advises on both transactional and regulatory matters, including the negotiation and review of oil and gas contracts, M&A transactions, and due diligence for asset acquisitions. Loucif herself is ‘well versed in bridging between international clients and the local Algerian legal scene’, and is often supported by Hind Ennafa.
Testimonials
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‘We have had the pleasure of working with Rym Loucif and her team in Algeria, and we are consistently impressed by their exceptional service and professionalism. The team demonstrates remarkable flexibility, adeptly adapting to our specific needs, whether it be in terms of timing or areas of specialization.’
‘Rym Loucif, in particular, stands out as a highly skilled professional. She attends to our requirements with rigorous attention to detail and a highly attentive and responsive manner. Her extensive connections and vast experience in the legal field make her an invaluable source of information and assurance for our organization.’
‘Market-leading experience in the oil & gas sector in Algeria having been involved in some of the largest transactions in the market in recent years. Responsive and pragmatic advice taking into account local dynamics and challenges.’
'Rym Loucif is well versed in bridging between international clients and the local Algerian legal scene. Her responsiveness and the practicality and pragmatism of her advice makes her stand out among her peers.'
Key clients
- Neptune Energy
- British Petroleum
- Powerchina
- World Bank – IFC
- Petrofac
Work highlights
- Advised Neptune Energy on the sale of its upstream business in Algeria to Eni, including its interests in the gas-producing Touat concession.
- Advised BP on the sale of its upstream business in Algeria to Eni, including its interests in the gas-producing In Amenas and In Salah concessions.
- Advised Powerchina on the first solar PV tender (“Solar 1000 MW”) launched by the Algerian Government.
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Rym Loucif