Procurement Board formulates regulatory framework

The Ministry of Finance, on Wednesday, announced the formulation of the Procurement Policy Board' regulatory framework.

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Minister of Finance Ibrahim Ameer (L), Vice President Faisal Naseem (C-L), President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih (C-R) and Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdulla Shahid (R) during the welcome reception. The Procurement Board was established under a presidential decree by President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih and chaired by the Minister of Finance. PHOTO: MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Ahmed Aiham

2020-09-09 14:10:10

The Ministry of Finance, on Wednesday, announced the formulation of the Procurement Policy Board' regulatory framework.

President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, on February 23, established the seven-member board under a presidential decree, to further strengthen the public procurement structure and bring about procurement-related policy-level changes.

According to the framework, the board is tasked with ensuring economic efficiency of government procurements, review and assess services in-comparison with the invested amount, and further increase transparency within the tender process.

Moreover, board members will be assigned a three-year term before members are reappointed.

The Procurement Policy Board is one out of four Statutory Boards monitored by the Ministry of Finance.

Members of the Procurement Policy Board

- Chairperson: Minister of Finance Ibrahim Ameer

- Board Member: Minister of State for Finance Ahmed Shareef

- Board Member: Minister of State for National Planning and Infrastructure Shifaz Ali

- Board Member: Ajwad Musthafa

- Board Member: Ibrahim Naeem

- Board Member: Dr Mohamed Adil

- Board Member: Shuhad Ibrahim