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12/10/2013 10:21:08

Tuesday, October 15, the United Nations Mission for Stabilization in Haiti (Minustah) organizes in the Hotel Montana, an information seminar for the benefit of domestic suppliers of goods and services, in order to encourage a greater number of Haitian businesses, to develop business relationships with the Mission.

The participation of Haitian suppliers to tenders of the Minustah [125 million U.S. dollars for the 2013-2014 fiscal year], varies from one year to another.

Currently, 56% of providers who participated in a tender of the UN Mission are local, 7% regional (Dominican Republic) and 37% international. However, the procurement report indicates that the majority of services of procurement/products was obtained by regional or international suppliers.

The Minustah intends by this seminar, stimulate and expand the capacity of Haitian businesses to win tenders of the United Nations.

This initiative is an opportunity for domestic investors to familiarize themselves with the mechanisms of procurement, of supply, and of management of supply chains of the United Nations. Emphasis will also be placed on rules and purchasing procedures and technical preparation and submission of bid forms to the United Nations, for the participation of Haitian contractors continues to increase over the coming years.

HL/ HaitiLibre