GRTU has been notified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that, following the mission to Tripoli by the special adviser to the United Nations Secretary General (UNSG), Mr. Ian Martin, the UNSG Ban Ki-Moon is proposing the establishment of a United Nations Support Mission to Libya (UNSMIL).
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is expecting that this will in part necessitate the resort to Maltese suppliers of goods and services for outsourcing to Libya.
Against this background, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been informed that the United Nations and its agencies have a special procurement procedure whereby potential suppliers of goods and services to the UN and its agencies MUST first be pre-registered with the United Nations Procurement Procedure in order to be eligible for such tendering. All necessary information can be found on the following website: http://www.un.org/Depts/ptd/
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