A statement from the Ministry in charge of Relations with Parliament revealed that the bill reflects the implementation of the government program, in line with the recommendations of the New Development Model. “The PLF-2023 sets four priorities relating to strengthening the foundations of the social state, the revival of the national economy through support for investment, the establishment of territorial equity, and the restoration of budgetary margins to ensure the sustainability of reforms”, said the statement.
According to the Ministry, the PLF 2023 is drafted based on a 4% economic growth rate, a 2% inflation rate, and a budget deficit of 4.5%.
The statement concluded that the PLF-2023 epitomizes the welfare state, the start of the new Investment Charter, and the citizens’ needs for a decent life.