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The 28th Annual Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on the Climate Change, also known as COP28, which was held in Dubai (UAE) gathered more than 70,000 visitors under the single cause to negotiate for a just sustainable solution to the threats of the climate change. This year, key debates compromised the destiny of fossil fuels within the UNFCCC system, topics of adaptation targets, biodiversity protection and climate finances, especially for the developing loss and damage reserves. In this review, we provide a legal analysis of the expected outcomes of COP28. 

General Overview in English
Kazakhstan’s Overview in English

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Saniya Perzadayeva – Unicase Law Firm,
saniya.p@unicaselaw.com

Saniya Perzadayeva, Managing Partner at Unicase Law Firm, specialising in infrastructure, energy, and finance with 18 years of experience. Recognized as a leading lawyer for her role in Kazakhstan's renewable energy legislation.

Saniya Perzadayeva is a Managing Partner at Unicase Law Firm, co-heading Infrastructure and PPP departments. Saniya is a recognised expert in Infrastructure and PPP, Energy and Renewables, Banking and Finance practice areas with 18 years’ experience.

Saniya has unique insight and expertise in advising international and local clients interested in investing in various industry sectors in Kazakhstan. Saniya advises on the effective structuring, development, financing, construction and implementation of numerous energy and infrastructure projects in Kazakhstan and CIS countries. Saniya combines local knowledge with an international legal and business perspective and advises with all legal aspects of project management from the planning stage through to financial closure and beyond to encourage future expansions and restructurings.

Saniya has been at the far front of development of renewable energy legislation in Kazakhstan, supported the ambitious project of introducing the auction mechanisms for Renewable sector, advised on de-risking renewable energy investments, developed the draft Green Energy Law of Kazakhstan, acted on finance transactions aimed at financing the reconstruction of the country’s key energy assets, handled a number of projects relating to the construction of the renewable energy assets.

For several years running, Saniya has been mentioned by Chambers Global, Legal 500, IFLR 1000 and Asialaw Profiles as the leading lawyer in Corporate law and M&A,Finance and Securities,Project development and Infrastructure

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