1. Lack Government's ability or resources to perform services or projects required to achieve sustainable development plans.
2. The private sector's ability to improve the quality of the required services or works, in comparison with serving these services or works by the Federal Entities.
3. The private sector's ability to accelerate the implementation of the project or service, in comparison with implementing such service or project by the Federal Entity.
4. Reducing the pressure on the public budget and allowing the government to manage the cash flow more efficiently.
5. The Federal government's desire to share risks and returns with a partner from the private sector, enhancing the governance principles regarding how to efficiently and effectively manage the resources.
6. Stimulating the competition between suppliers from the private sector, resulting in reducing the cost of service provision.
7. Lack of regulatory or legal objections for involving the private sector in the provision of a service or a project.
8. The ability to measure and pricing the service easily and the presence of clear and specific performance indicators.
9. The ability to recover the cost of the service by applying fees paid by the end user, in relatively short time.
10. Achieving the higher value for the invested money.
11. Partnership with the private sector shall create opportunities to stimulate local economic growth.