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The revision of the public procurement directives is a strategic opportunity to make public procurement a real driver of European competitiveness, technological adoption and modernisation of the public sector. In a context marked by the acceleration of artificial intelligence, cloud computing and advanced digital services, the regulatory framework should evolve towards a more agile, digital, interoperable and…
Filed in Spanish · English published by the European Commission
The revision of the Horizontal and Non-Horizontal Merger Guidelines must be modernized to reflect current market dynamics, particularly in digital and technological sectors, fostering innovation, European competitiveness, and startup growth.
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