iciHaiti - 18th anniversary : National Commission for Public Procurement (Video, PM intervention)

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iciHaiti - 18th anniversary : National Commission for Public Procurement (Video, PM intervention)
04/12/2022 09:40:09

Friday, December 2nd, 2022, the Prime Minister a.i., Ariel Henry participated in the celebration of the 18th anniversary of the creation of the National Commission for Public Procurement (CNMP), an organization of the Primature, responsible for controlling the award of public contracts.

Excerpt from the speech by the Head of Government :
"I ask the CNMP to stay the course, to continue to be the eyes of the State and of society, to play the role of guardian of good governance and transparency in the management of public procurement [...]

[...] We intend to continue in the award of public contracts, the same approach that we have taken in customs. No free pass for anyone, no favouritism. Everyone is in the same boat, because the law must remain the same for everyone.

No more undue privileges, no more cronyism. Our country is terribly lacking in resources to respond to the many legitimate expectations of the population. Each gourde spent must correspond to a value acquired for the community [...]"

Intervention by Prime Minister a.i. Henry :

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