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Morocco: 64 billions dirhams worth of public contracts expected in 2024.

Pour 2024, il est attendu 64 milliards de dirhams de marchés publics dans les BTP au Maroc. Soit une augmentation de 56 % d’investissements dans le secteur par rapport à 2023. Des informations livrées par le ministre marocain de l’Équipement…
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Cape verde: ARAP innovates

The Cape Verde Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (Arap) has trained its employees in stress management using neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) in organisations. The aim of the training was to raise awareness of the aspects of neuro-linguistic…
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Ivory Coast: The ANRMP organises a workshop to validate the teaching model

More than thirty experts met in Grand-Bassam on 28 and 29 February 2024, at the initiative of the National Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (NPPRA), to validate the syllabus of the Professional master’s in public Procurement. The creation…
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Togo: First PPM review of 2024 held on 16 February

Togo, the headquarters of the African Public Procurement Network (RACOP), held its first review of public procurement contracts (PPM) for the year 2024 on 16 February. This was an initiative of the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (ARCOP),…
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Burundi : Experts urge investment in human capital

Burundi’s Public Procurement Week has come to life. For six days, from 12 to 17 February 2024, in Bujumbura, the Burundian capital, almost one hundred and fifty people made up of delegates from the public and private sectors, professional…
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Guinea: Military executives trained in national public procurement procedures.

The Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) in Guinea has provided a five-day training course on national public procurement procedures for senior military staff, from 6 to 10 February 2024. This initiative is part of the implementation…
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Senegal: Opportunities for women

As in many sectors, women are left out in the cold because the system is more flexible towards men. Public procurement is no exception. It is virtually a male monopoly. And yet, in Senegal, major innovations have been introduced into the legal…
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Burundi : Strengthening the skills and knowledge of civil servants is a priority

Efficient and transparent public procurement requires qualified staff who understand the issues involved. Burundi seems to have understood this. During Public Procurement Week (12-17 February), the Director General of the Public Procurement…
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Ivory Coast: Conclusions of the evaluation report validated.

For some time now, Côte d’Ivoire has been experimenting with a public procurement system based on the MAPS II methodology. An evaluation of the system was carried out on Thursday 8 February 2024, and the conclusions were approved by the steering…
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Democratic Republic of Congo: The Democratic Republic of Congo and Congo Brazzaville seal a partnership.

As neighbouring countries whose capitals, Kinshasa and Brazzaville, are separated by only a river, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Congo Brazzaville share the same concerns in terms of public procurement. The countries’ public procurement…