During the commemorative ceremony of the 17 years of creation of the National Commission of Public Procurement (CNMP), the head of government has again promised to make good governance his hobbyhorse.
The Prime Minister welcomed the existence of the CNMP which represents an important tool in the fight against corruption and the safeguarding of the interests of the State.
For Ariel Henry, it is appropriate to preserve the interests of the State and to achieve this, he said, it is essential that public procurement respects the four main principles of good governance: free access to public procurement, equal treatment of candidates and transparency of procedures, respect for ethics and efficiency of public spending.
