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NPSC 2026 scheduled for Sept. 2-3 in Accra
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NPSC 2026 scheduled for Sept. 2-3 in Accra

...confab to discuss smart and inclusive procurement for sustainable growth

Published August 10, 20262 min read

The Ghana Institute of Procurement and Supply (GIPS), in collaboration with its strategic partners, has announced the second edition of the National Procurement and Supply Chain Conference (NPSC 2026), a flagship event aimed at shaping the future of procurement and supply chain management in Ghana and across Africa.

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