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The public procurement market demand annually 10% of global GDP, or the equivalent of 80% of global trade. Both the WTO and regional trade agreements seek to liberalize the market in anticipation of tax savings and expansion of trade flows for all participants.
In Latin America, bilateral agreements with the EU, U.S. and Japan include commitments on the matter.
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Dominican Republic’s DGCP Proposes Structural Reforms for State Procurement UnitsThe General Directorate of Public Procurement (DGCP) has submitted a structural reform proposal to the Minis...
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Jamaica’s Public Procurement Commission (PPC) Launches Innovative System to Reduce Procurement DelaysThe Public Procurement Commission (PPC) of Jamaica has reaffirmed its commitment to streamlining procurement...
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19 April, 2025 Costa Rica’s Public Procurement Directorate Wins International Award for Training in Innovative Public ProcurementPublic Procurement Systems See more
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