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COMPANY LOCATION SUBJECT Amount In COMPANY LOCATION SUBJECT Amount in EUR AGGASYS SOLUTIONS PTE LTD SINGAPORE IT EQUIPEMENT AND MAINTENANCE 91 408€ Akamai Technologies FRANCE IT SERVICES 120 856€ ANDREA FISCHER GERMANY CONSULTANCY SERVICES 90 200€ ASTEK SA FRANCE IT SERVICES 81 305€ ATLANTE ENGINEERING ABIDJAN WORKS 142 968€ Coconut Grove Regency Hotel GHANA EVENT SERVICES Hotel and Conference package 86 647€ Colt Technology Services France FRANCE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES 86 066€ Crowne Plaza Hotel FRANCE EVENT SERVICES 62 930€ CS INTELLECT(LAO) CO. LAOS IT EQUIPMENT AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES 96 405€ DANOFFICE DENMARK IT EQUIPMENT AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES 90 368€ DANOFFICE DENMARK IT EQUIPEMENT AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES 92 520€ DANOFFICE DENMARK IT EQUIPEMENT AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES 95 720€ DANOFFICE DENMARK IT EQUIPEMENT AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES 98 868€ DUBAI WORLD TRADE CENTER LLC DUBAI EVENT SERVICES GENERAL ASSEMBLY DUBAI 65 943€ ENGIE COFELY FRANCE FACILITY MANAGEMENT 150 253€ ESPACE TETE D OR FRANCE EVENT SERVICES CONFERENCE PACKAGE 116 795€ EUROSTARS PALACIO BUENAVISTA SPAIN EVENT SERVICES GLOBAL DRUG CONFERENCE 95 206€ HILTON WINDHOEK NAMIBIA EVENT SERVICES 62 731€ INSIGHT TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS SINGAPORE IT EQUIPEMENT AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES 137 555€ ISOCEL BENIN IT EQUIPEMENT AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES 76 720€ JAGUAR NETWORK FRANCE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES 110 280€ Konica Minolta Business ASIA SINGAPORE PRINTING SERVICES 110 822€ KPMG SA FRANCE INTELLECTUAL SERVICES 75 979€ LABADI BEACH HOTEL ACCRA GHANA EVENT SERVICES 79 783€ MADINAT JUMEIRAH DUBAI EVENT SERVICES GENERAL ASSEMBLY DUBAI 63 502€ MISCO FRANCE SUPPLY AND MAINTENANCE OF IT EQUIPMENT 166 573€ MTI FRANCE SAS FRANCE IT EQUIPMENT AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES 321 853€ MTN BUSINESS SINGAPORE IT EQUIPMENT AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES 96 810€ NCS PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE IT service - Maintenance of audio and video equipment 95 821€ NCS PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE IT service - Service desk 116 500€ ORANGE BUSINESS SERVICES SA FRANCE IT SERVICES INTERNET 94 988€ ORANGE TELEPHONIE FRANCE PHONE SERVICES 89 664€ PARTNER ASSOCIATES INTERNATIONALMYANMAR Matériel IT + Installation service 94 952€ PROJECT MANHATTAN INTERIOR LOBANG LOBANG Office refurbishment 109 750€ QUADRIA FRANCE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF COMPUTER EQUIPMENT 91 513€ RADISSON BLU DAKAR SENEGAL EVENTS SERVICES TRAINING SESSION 82 137€ RESPONSE BIOMEDICAL CORPORATIONCANADA TRAINING MATERIAL 67 570€ SAGE TRAVEL CONSULTING LTD FRANCE INTELLECTUAL SERVICES 75 180€ SAP FRANCE SA FRANCE IT SERVICES 89 093€ SINGAPORE TELECOMMUNICATIONS LTDSINGAPORE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES 75 776€ SMITHS HEIMANN UK SECURITY SERVICES 79 162€ TECHNICAL TEAM LYBIA INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF IT EQUIPEMENT 70 506€ TRENDS PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES EQUIPEMENT AND NETWORK SERVICES 109 858€ WHITEHALL REPLY ITALY IT MAINTENANCE SERVICES 142 542€ WINDSOR MARAPENDI RIO BRASIL EVENT SERVICES 61 248€ AAF LA PROVIDENCE FRANCE CLEANING SERVICES 281 596€ API RESTAURATION FRANCE CATERING SERVICES 582 171€ APRO ASIAN PROTECTION PTE LTD SINGAPORE SECURITY SERVICES 550 086€ AVANTAGES VIDEO FRANCE IT EQUIPMENT AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES 202 092€ BUSINESS ET DECISIONS FRANCE IT SERVICES 255 048€ CANCOM BURKINA FASO IT EQUIPMENT 182 750€ CITY ROCK SAS FRANCE RENTAL OF PREMISES 1 670 000€ EXO PLATFORM SAS FRANCE IT SERVICES - SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT 322 200€ HILTON ABUJA NIGERIA EVENT SERVICES Conference on Human Trafficking and Migrants Smuggling153 487€ ORACLE FRANCE SAS FRANCE IT SERVICES - SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE 151 247€ SCC FRANCE IT SERVICES - SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE 218 491€ SFR BUSINESS FRANCE PHONE SERVICES 204 218€ SHERATON MALL OF THE EMIRATES DUBAI EVENT SERVICES GENERAL ASSEMBLY DUBAI 160 294€ SOLUCEO FRANCE IT EQUIPMENT AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES 212 151€ SP SERVICES LIMITED SINGAPORE FACILITY MANAGEMENT 245 905€ HAYS FRANCE INTELLECTUAL SERVICES 73 920€.
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