(ANSA) - ROMA, 21 OTT - A delegation from the Parliamentary Commission for Simplification, composed of its chairman, Francesco Saverio Romano, and Senators Ernesto Rapani and Roberto Cataldi, concluded its visit to Copenhagen yesterday. The delegation, accompanied by Ambassador Giuliana del Papa and Parliamentary Advisor Silvestro Stazzone, held meetings with various Danish institutions, as part of the “fact-finding mission regarding relations between citizens, private companies, and the public administration with reference to the simplification and transparency of public contracts and contractual clauses governing access to services.” The purpose of the visit to Copenhagen was to learn about best practices for the simplification and standardization of contractual clauses, as well as the transparency measures adopted by Denmark in the public procurement sector.
In addition to a roundtable discussion with members and officials of the Danish Parliament, the delegation held meetings with representatives from Digital Hub Denmark (Denmark’s digital platform for e-government), the Danish IT Agency (Statens IT), the Danish Public Procurement Authority (SKI), and the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority.
The meetings took place in an atmosphere of great cooperation and openness on both sides, creating the conditions for a fruitful visit.
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