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CREDAFRICA SA offers, as part of its activities, an internship offer for two lawyers, based in Abidjan, in Ivory Coast.
Main duties
Under the supervision of the Legal Officer, the trainee will contribute to securing the legal operations of the institution. As such, he or she will have the mission of
Participate in the development of contracts and agreements.
Conduct legal research.
Ensure legal and regulatory oversight.
Write legal correspondence.
Contribute to archiving and document management.
Provide cross-cutting legal support to the various departments (compliance, operations, human resources) on issues related to business law and OHADA law.
Candidate profile
The ideal candidate must meet the following criteria:
Education / Qualifications
Diploma of Bac+4 or Bac+5 in private law, business law or equivalent.
Location
Location Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
Number of positions: 2 internships.
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