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On Tuesday, July 23, Finance Minister Mohammed Amin Adam presented the 2024 mid-year budget review before Parliament.
In his address, Dr. Amin Adam assured that the government is committed to staying within its budgetary allocations.
He emphasised that the government’s focus is on fiscal discipline, aiming to manage expenditures carefully and avoid overspending.
Dr. Amin Adam reaffirmed the administration’s dedication to adhering to its financial limits and maintaining budgetary control.
Below is the full 2024 Mid-Year Budget Review
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