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Toroama issues stark warning to contractors: comply with law or lose 2027 Contracts
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Toroama issues stark warning to contractors: comply with law or lose 2027 Contracts

From Post-Courier · () English

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  • Bougainville President Ishmael Toroama issued a stern warning to local contractors.
  • Contractors must comply with the Bougainville Supply Tender Board Act 2015 or risk losing out on contracts for the 2027 independence referendum economic development.
  • The ultimatum emphasizes adherence to the law for participation in the region's economic transformation.

Bougainville President Ishmael Toroama has issued a stark warning to contractors, demanding strict compliance with the Bougainville Supply Tender Board Act 2015. Failure to adhere to the law means forfeiting opportunities to participate in the region's significant economic development initiatives leading up to the 2027 independence referendum.

Toroama's unambiguous ultimatum underscores the importance of legal adherence for all businesses involved in the region's economic transformation. The directive aims to ensure transparency and fairness in the contracting process as Bougainville prepares for a pivotal moment in its history.

The president's forceful address signals a new era of accountability for contractors, emphasizing that participation in Bougainville's future economic landscape is contingent upon respecting and implementing the established legal framework.

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