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São Tomé suspends three calls for expressions of interest

By , based on Jornal Tropical

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The PRIASA III Project Management Unit and São Tomé and Príncipe’s National Water Institute have suspended three calls for expressions of interest published on 15 October. The measure concerns the notices issued for the project, according to Jornal Tropical.

The PRIASA III Project Management Unit and São Tomé and Príncipe’s National Water Institute have suspended three calls for expressions of interest, according to a notice published by Jornal Tropical. The notices concerned had been sent for publication on 15 October.

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