Tunisia's Sousse governorate hosted a training session on public procurement outside the framework of a contract on September 29, 2026. The event, organized by the Training and Decentralization Support Center at the Ministry of Interior, aims to enhance understanding of public procurement procedures. Governor Sufyan Tanfuri attended the opening ceremony, alongside General Monitor of Public Expenditure Salem Qalawi and other high-ranking officials.
The training program focuses on key aspects of public procurement outside the contract framework. Participants discussed topics such as needs assessment, procedures for preparing documents, announcing tenders, evaluating offers, and accounting procedures. A case study was also presented to illustrate practical applications of the concepts.
The event brought together officials from the governorate, municipalities, and regional authorities. The training aims to build the capacity of public officials in managing procurement processes effectively. By enhancing their skills, participants can ensure better management of public funds and improved service delivery.
Governor Sufyan Tanfuri emphasized the importance of adhering to principles and procedures in public procurement. He encouraged participants to engage actively in the discussions and share their experiences. The training session is expected to foster a better understanding of public procurement regulations and best practices.
The two-day training session will cover various aspects of public procurement outside the contract framework. On the second day, participants will engage in interactive sessions and group discussions. The event is part of a broader program aimed at enhancing public procurement practices in Tunisia.
The Training and Decentralization Support Center at the Ministry of Interior organized the event. The center provides training and capacity-building programs for public officials. By enhancing their skills, the center aims to promote good governance and effective public service delivery.
The training session on public procurement outside the framework of a contract concluded on September 30, 2026. Participants are expected to apply the knowledge and skills gained to improve public procurement practices in their respective roles. The event is a step towards promoting transparency and accountability in public procurement processes.
Key points
- The training session aims to enhance understanding of public procurement procedures outside the contract framework.
- The event brought together officials from the governorate, municipalities, and regional authorities.
- The training program focuses on key aspects of public procurement, including needs assessment and accounting procedures.
