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Letter to the European Commission on Equal Treatment of Suppliers in the EEA

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This week, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein sent a letter to the European Commission in connection with the European Commission's statements that the revision of the procurement directives will entail new requirements that European suppliers be preferred in public procurement.

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Letter to the European Commission on Equal Treatment of Suppliers in the EEA

This week, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein sent a letter to the European Commission in connection with the European Commission's statements that the revision of the procurement directives will entail new requirements that European suppliers be preferred in public procurement.

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Regjeringen.no broke the news in 2 days ago on Friday, June 13, 2025.

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