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PM: We Will Introduce “Preferences” for Businesses
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – PM Philip Davis says the government will introduce preferential treatment to specific businesses in regards to the Public Procurement Bill, in hopes of diversifying opportunities in the economy.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Prime Minister Philip Davis says the government will introduce preferential treatment to specific businesses in regards to the Public Procurement Bill, in hopes of diversifying opportunities in the economy.
The businesses will include micro small and medium business, along with women owned, youth owned, and Family Island businesses.
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