FOREIGN EXPERIENCE OF IMPLEMENTING PUBLIC PROCUREMENT: ANALYSIS AND RESULTS
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https://doi.org/10.60078/3060-4842-2025-vol2-iss6-pp259-264Abstract
This article examines the best practices of organizing public procurement in foreign countries. In particular, the procurement systems of countries such as the European Union, the USA, South Korea, Turkey, China and Singapore, their institutional framework, the level of digitalization, mechanisms for ensuring transparency and anti-corruption measures are analyzed. The foreign experience concludes with practical recommendations for improving the public procurement system of Uzbekistan
Keywords:
public procurement competition transparency efficiency corruption electronic tender auditReferences
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