DLA Piper, one of the world’s leading global law firms, recently appointed Kalidou Gadio as the co-chair of the US-Africa practice in Washington, D.C., the firm said in a statement broadcated on Wednesday.
Gadio brings to the table a noteworthy track record pertaining to strategic and economic development projects, with a focal point on energy, natural resources, and infrastructure, according to the declarations made by DLA Piper.
Before this, he held the prestigious role of general counsel of the African Development Bank, an insight that will undoubtedly aid DLA Piper in their US-Africa practice, further enhancing and enriching their portfolio in the region.
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The appointment of Gadio signifies a strategic decision by DLA Piper pointing towards an increased demand for excellent, diverse legal expertise in the intersection of US and African jurisdictions. It’s expected that Gadio’s extensive experience and profound understanding of African business dynamics will play a pivotal role in the firm’s expansive efforts within the US-Africa axis.