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Important details about the 2025 budget schedules and the date for submitting them to Parliament were revealed.
3/12/2025
The Prime Minister's financial advisor, Mazhar Mohammed Salih, revealed important details about the 2025 budget schedule.
Saleh said in a press statement: "The budget is based on two main wings: the first is the operational wing, which constitutes between 68 and 70% of total public spending, and covers the salaries of employees, retirees, and social care, while the second wing is allocated to investment in development and service projects.
Saleh pointed out that the budget will operate according to spending ceilings estimated at about (200) trillion dinars, with a hypothetical deficit of (64) trillion dinars. This deficit will be financed from internal sources in the event that the average price of a barrel of oil falls below (70) dollars or oil exports fall below (3.4) million barrels per day.
He stressed that the government is committed to guaranteeing the salaries of employees and retirees, pointing out that approximately (8) million citizens receive government income, which contributes to the indirect support of approximately (40) million people. He added that implementing service projects, such as water, electricity, schools, and hospitals, will be a parallel priority to securing salaries.
Saleh pointed out that the budget will operate according to spending ceilings estimated at about (200) trillion dinars, with a hypothetical deficit of (64) trillion dinars. This deficit will be financed from internal sources in the event that the average price of a barrel of oil falls below (70) dollars or oil exports fall below (3.4) million barrels per day.
He stressed that the government is committed to guaranteeing the salaries of employees and retirees, pointing out that approximately (8) million citizens receive government income, which contributes to the indirect support of approximately (40) million people. He added that implementing service projects, such as water, electricity, schools, and hospitals, will be a parallel priority to securing salaries.
For its part, the Parliamentary Finance Committee confirmed that the discussion of the 2025 budget will be resolved after it reaches Parliament.
Committee member Jamal Koujar explained that the committee will hold a session to discuss the budget once the schedules are received by the parliament, and will submit a report on the matter to the parliament's presidency.
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