Abstract:

Both public and private sectors are important frameworks for solving problems with the distribution of facilities and services, mixing both public and private sectors, and public-private relations (PPPs). Both the advantages of PPP and the major elements leading to its success are investigated in this research. The study used a mixed-method approach that draws on secondary as well as primary sources of information, including important stakeholders’ surveys and case studies. In addition to obvious benefits, such as better use of cost savings and resources, results suggest that public-private participation (PPP) requires careful preparation, teamwork, and input from all relevant parties to succeed. A successful public-private partnership (PPP) achieves equal development objectives and promotes long-term infrastructure by focusing on these aspects. This study tried to cover all the targets, making them more successful in different situations, refining the PPP structure to help doctors, scholars, and governments.