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ALN Rwanda | K-Solutions & Partners

Rwanda

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ALN Rwanda | K-Solutions & Partners
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Tier 2

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K-Solutions & Partners is a Rwandan law firm based in Kigali. The firm is affiliated with the African Legal Network. 

  

Focusses / specialisms 

The firm has a particular focus on project related work. 

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