عقود الشراكة بين القطاعين العام و الخاص في التشريع التونسي

Abstract EN

Public-private partnership contracts are a third way to avoid the disadvantages of privatization and public management.

This type of contract allows diversification of sources of public utility funding and infrastructure construction, especially when government expenditure is scarce.

The idea of partnership contracts originated in Britain, and was borrowed by the French legislator from the Anglo-Saxon school and then became an approach recommended by international organizations.

The French model is the new generation of administrative contracts, in different way with delegation and the public transaction.

Is a Framework for accepting private sector initiatives, but it needs an assessment and negotiation management, and able private sector.

The partnership contracts British or French models, were adopted by many countries, Egypt, Morocco, Senegal, and others.

Tunisia was the latest North African country to issue independent partnership law in December 2015 In this regard, we aim at clarifying the concepts of the partnership contracts, and her legal nature, and how to conclude it in Tunisian application