Algeria—Retention of intermediaries for sales to the public sector
By Michael L. Coleman & Celine van Zeebroeck
International and Immigration Law,
August 2006
This article discusses the removal of what is thought to be the last statutory hurdle pertaining to the retention of intermediaries for sales to the Algerian public sector following the adoption of Law 06-01 of February 20, 2006 regarding the prevention and fight against corruption (the “Anti-corruption Law”).
Overview of the Algerian Code of Public Tenders of July 24, 2002
By Michael L. Coleman & Celine van Zeebroeck
International and Immigration Law,
April 2004
The new Algerian Code of Public Tenders (the "Code"), which applies exclusively to the procurement contracts concluded between the Algerian national and local governments as well as public entities (the "Algerian Customer") and any Algerian or foreign entity, was promulgated by Presidential Decree dated July 24, 2002.
Retention of sales agents or representatives in Algeria
By Michael L. Coleman & Celine van Zeebroeck
International and Immigration Law,
March 2004
For many years, Algeria had a statutory ban in regard to the retention of intermediaries in connection with the importation of products or equipment into Algeria and the preparation, negotiation and conclusion of any contracts relating to said importation.
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