The Philippine's Commission on Audit (COA) has criticised the procurement process of the country's armed forces, stating that delays are hampering capability.

In its annual report on 14 July, the COA said that 41 military procurement projects were behind schedule as of the end of last year. While nine were suspended, one project had been terminated, it said, although it did not elaborate on specific programmes.

The Philippine's Commission on Audit (COA) has criticised the procurement process of the country's armed forces, stating that delays are hampering capability.

In its annual report on 14 July, the COA said that 41 military procurement projects were behind schedule as of the end of last year. While nine were suspended, one project had been terminated, it said, although it did not elaborate on specific programmes.

The Philippine's Commission on Audit (COA) has criticised the procurement process of the country's armed forces, stating that delays are hampering capability.

In its annual report on 14 July, the COA said that 41 military procurement projects were behind schedule as of the end of last year. While nine were suspended, one project had been terminated, it said, although it did not elaborate on specific programmes.

The Philippine's Commission on Audit (COA) has criticised the procurement process of the country's armed forces, stating that delays are hampering capability.

In its annual report on 14 July, the COA said that 41 military procurement projects were behind schedule as of the end of last year. While nine were suspended, one project had been terminated, it said, although it did not elaborate on specific programmes.

The Philippine's Commission on Audit (COA) has criticised the procurement process of the country's armed forces, stating that delays are hampering capability.

In its annual report on 14 July, the COA said that 41 military procurement projects were behind schedule as of the end of last year. While nine were suspended, one project had been terminated, it said, although it did not elaborate on specific programmes.

The Philippine's Commission on Audit (COA) has criticised the procurement process of the country's armed forces, stating that delays are hampering capability.

In its annual report on 14 July, the COA said that 41 military procurement projects were behind schedule as of the end of last year. While nine were suspended, one project had been terminated, it said, although it did not elaborate on specific programmes.