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By Mehtab Haider ISLAMABAD: The Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) has refused to endorse the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCCA) request of exclusivity for negotiated tendering with a single party of the UK for holding examinations of Pakistani pilots and recommended to engage in open competitive tendering process. According to the findings of PPRA, PCCA in its letter dated April 14, 2021 has sought advice of the PPRA regarding negotiated tendering with a single party i.e. UK Civil Aviation Authority-International (UK CAA) keeping in view the provisions Rule 42(d) (i) & (i) ...

PPRA refuses PCCA request for negotiated tendering for holding exams of Pak pilots July 7, 2021 ISLAMABAD: The Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) has refused to endorse the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCCA) request of exclusivity for negotiated tendering with a single party of the UK for holding examinations of Pakistani pilots and recommended to engage in open competitive tendering process. According to the findings of PPRA, PCCA in its letter dated April 14, 2021 has sought advice of the PPRA regarding negotiated tendering with a single party i.e. UK Civil Aviation Auth...

Of catastrophic failings. these are not tinkering set the ages if i may put it that way. these are catastrophic failures which need to be addressed and as the chair said, this inquiry will run at least until the end of this year and the chair has said in his report in the interests of accountability and transparency, his words, accountability and transparency, he will be monitoring what it emendations are taken up and if they are not, he has indicated in his report that he will want to know why. report that he will want to know wh . ., report that he will want to know wh . . . , report that he...

Source: New Zealand Government Minister of Defence Peeni Henare, and Minister of Police Poto Williams have confirmed New Zealand’s ongoing contribution to the Operation Gallant Phoenix intelligence mission in Jordan. Cabinet has extended the mandate for New Zealand’s multi agency deployment for two years until June 2023, the number of deployed personnel remains fewer than 10. Operation Gallant Phoenix was launched in 2013, with the initial aim of tracking the flow of foreign terrorist fighters in and out of Iraq and Syria. Over time it has evolved into a platform where partners coll...

Minister of Defence Peeni Henare, and Minister of Police Poto Williams have confirmed New Zealand’s ongoing contribution to the Operation Gallant Phoenix intelligence mission in Jordan. Cabinet has extended the mandate for New Zealand’s multiagency ...