A live discussion on the reforms of the public procurement system in Latvia features leading experts and officials.
In a live broadcast discussion titled "What is Happening with the Public Procurement System Reform?" that took place on February 18, several prominent figures in the Latvian financial and procurement sectors shared their insights. The discussion included Anda Čakša, the Chairperson of the Saeima Budget and Financial (Tax) Committee, who provided updates on legislative efforts. Other participants included key officials such as Artis Lapiņš from the Procurement Monitoring Bureau and leading voices from think tanks and professional associations.
The forum aimed to dissect the ongoing reforms aimed at improving transparency, efficiency, and accountability in public procurement in Latvia. Debaters discussed the challenges encountered so far and the potential impacts of reforms on public spending and the construction industry, emphasizing the importance of stakeholder engagement.
Experts like Katrīne Pļaviņa-Mika and Arija Vecmane highlighted the crucial role of legal frameworks and compliance in the procurement process. With various viewpoints represented, the discussion not only provided updates on the reforms but also aimed to engage the public in dialogue about improving public services through better procurement practices.
