قانون الصفقات العمومية

Abstract

Public spending is considered a tool of fiscal policy used by public bodies to achieve a range of economic and social objectives. It represents a mechanism for implementing the state's policy of managing and developing the economy. Public procurement, on the other hand, is a form of public spending, but its levels and amounts are high. It is a means of implementing public procurement aimed at running various state agencies and developing the economy through various development projects. Due to several considerations, primarily the high value of public procurement and the need for increased oversight of this type of expenditure, the legislator has established specific provisions and regulations governing all stages of the public procurement process. These provisions and regulations are contained in a law known as the Public Procurement Law. This publication covers the Public Procurement Law course and is intended for second-year Master's students in Finance and Accounting, specializing in Corporate Finance. It was prepared according to the curriculum established by the supervising ministry and in accordance with the latest Public Procurement Law, namely Law 12-23. This course covers the most common contracts concluded by public bodies, namely public procurement, including the methods of their conclusion, the various procedures and regulations associated with them, and the relevant legislation.