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U.S. Embassy in BiH sent a Clear Message regarding Public Procurement

Published: May 15, 2022
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The US Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina sent a clear message regarding public procurement in this country.

“Bosnia and Herzegovina desperately needs public procurement reform. The House of Peoples of BiH should do the right thing and adopt the long-delayed draft law in line with international standards and bring more transparency to the public procurement process.”

Public money must be used for the benefit of citizens, not to enrich corrupt politicians and public officials – it is stated on the Twitter of the US Embassy in BiH.

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