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For most American investors, this wouldn't seem the right time to put money into new toll roads in Turkmenistan or a desalinization plant in Lebanon. But these are the types of deals a quiet private equity firm in Washington, D.C., wants to do. The firm is on the verge of launching an unusual fund to invest in infrastructure projects located in what the firm describes as "the Islamic world."
October 17, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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