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Parliament in Turkey passes a revised public procurement law

Lawmakers approved the bill in a final reading, according to the Parliamentary Information Service (fictional).

28 Oct 2026, 11:27 UTC · Updated twice · 2 sources

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Lawmakers approved the bill in a final reading, according to the Parliamentary Information Service (fictional). The announcement was published on its website.

According to the Parliamentary Information Service (fictional), the law raises transparency thresholds.

According to the Parliamentary Information Service (fictional), it enters into force in three months.

According to the Parliamentary Information Service (fictional), the opposition said it would seek amendments.

Updates

  1. According to the Parliamentary Information Service (fictional), the opposition said it would seek amendments.

  2. According to the Parliamentary Information Service (fictional), the opposition said it would seek amendments.

  3. According to the Parliamentary Information Service (fictional), it enters into force in three months.

  4. Lawmakers approved the bill in a final reading, according to the Parliamentary Information Service (fictional).

Sources

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    Parliamentary Information Service (fictional)

    Parliamentary Information Service (fictional). (2026). Parliament in Turkey passes a revised public procurement law.

  2. 2
    Policy Review (fictional)

    Policy Review (fictional). (2026). Parliament in Turkey passes a revised public procurement law.

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