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Procurement Law

The Procurement Law of Afghanistan, enacted in October 2005, was promulgated in the official Gazette 865 dated 3/8/1384, pursuant to the provision of Article 75, Section 4 of the constitution to regulate the procurement of goods, works and services, both domestic and foreign, for government administrations, institutions, and mixed companies.

The Law became effective upon publication in the Official Gazette. On the effective date of this Law, the regulation published in number 793 of the Official Gazette dated 1421 H.Q. with its annexes, amendments, the regulation for constructional affairs published in official gazette # 798 dated 1422 H.Q (Lunar Hijra) and any other provisions that conflict with this law, are nullified.

The purpose of this law is to establish an open, transparent, competitive procurement system, based on effective budgetary and expenditure controls and reporting requirements designed to achieve efficiency, economy, the prevention of abuses, and a fair opportunity for participation by all potential contractors, including private enterprises and other persons.

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