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Parliament and Council have struck a deal on a more open and competitive EU payment services sector, with strong defences against fraud and data breaches.
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs

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Parliament and Council have struck a deal on a more open and competitive EU payment services sector, with strong defences against fraud and data breaches.
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Parliament and Council have struck a deal on a more open and competitive EU payment services sector, with strong defences against fraud and data breaches.
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Parliament and Council have struck a deal on a more open and competitive EU payment services sector, with strong defences against fraud and data breaches.
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

After 2021's landslide win, Hakainde Hichilema has nine months to convince voters he deserves a second term.

After 2021's landslide win, Hakainde Hichilema has nine months to convince voters he deserves a second term.

After 2021's landslide win, Hakainde Hichilema has nine months to convince voters he deserves a second term.

La Personne Responsable des Marchés Publics (PRMP) de la commune de Dangbo, Monsieur Dansou Sèmassa Marc, a été exclue pour cinq ans de la commande publique au Bénin. La décision a été prise par l'Autorité de Régulation des Marchés Publics (ARMP) le 30 octobre 2025.

Selon la Décision n°2025-142/ARMP/PR-CR/CD/CRD/SP/DRA/SA, Monsieur Dansou Sèmassa Marc est « exclu de la commande publique en République du Bénin pour une durée de cinq (05) ans, à compter du 06 novembre 2025 au 05 novembre 2030 ». La PRMP de Dangbo a été reconnue coupable de « manquements et défaut de professionnalisme » dans la conduite de plusieurs procédures de passation des Demandes de Renseignements et de Prix (DRP). Ces procédures concernaient notamment : la reprise de la clôture des bureaux d'arrondissement et l'aménagement du marché de Dangbo ; la construction de cuisines et magasins pour sept écoles à cantine ; la réalisation de deux forages avec système de pompage électrique et solaire pour les bureaux d'arrondissement de Hozin et Zoungue.

L'ARMP s'est auto-saisie suite à des alertes du Directeur des Services Techniques (DST) de la commune. Celui-ci avait signalé « des irrégularités sur les procédures » et le non-respect des délais légaux de publication des avis. Lors de l'audition, il a confirmé que « aucun soumissionnaire n'a pu prendre part à la séance d'ouverture des plis sur les trois procédures mises en cause ».

L'instruction a confirmé les manquements. L'ARMP note que ces irrégularités ont compromis « l'intégrité, la célérité et la performance du système de passation des marchés publics ». Aucune preuve contraire n'a été apportée par le concerné lors de l'audition contradictoire.

Par conséquent, l'ARMP a prononcé la sanction d'exclusion temporaire de la commande publique en République du Bénin conformément au code des marchés publics.

L'INTEGRALITE DE LA DECISION DE L'ARMP

On 21 October 2025, the European Commission under Ursula von der Leyen's second mandate adopted its work programme for 2026 (2026 CWP). In line with the Commission President's political guidelines and letter of intent and highlighting the need for full implementation of Mario Draghi's competitiveness report, the 2026 CWP places a strong emphasis on competitiveness, innovation and collective security. In parallel, the Commission commits to advancing simplification, implementation, and this year, also to strengthening enforcement. These three areas will remain key horizontal priorities for the entire Commission mandate. Just like last year's CWP, the 2026 CWP adheres to the seven headline ambitions put forward in the political guidelines. It is accompanied by a report on implementation, simplification and enforcement, the first of its kind. This new annual report is set to replace the annual burden survey. Annex I of the 2026 CWP puts forward 70 major new legislative and non-legislative initiatives, 44 % of which fall under the competitiveness headline ambition. (Up to) 48 of the new initiatives are legislative, including three sector-specific omnibus packages (on energy product legislation, taxation and citizens). Of the forthcoming legislative initiatives, 67 % are likely revisions of existing legislation, while more than half have a strong simplification dimension. Unlike previous CWPs, the 2026 CWP does not indicate whether a legislative initiative will be accompanied by an impact assessment; this lack of transparency runs counter to the spirit of the Interinstitutional Agreement on Better Law-Making. Information on the Commission's 'Have your say' portal shows that, at the time of writing, two thirds of the up to 48 legislative initiatives were expected to be accompanied by an impact assessment (though the final number may be higher). The annual evaluation plan presented in Annex II of the CWP, comprising 20 evaluations, does not appear exhaustive. Finally, the communication on Better Regulation, expected in Q2 2026, may entail a revision of the Better Regulation Guidelines, the first since 2021.
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