Economy Ministry projects 2027 development expenditure at RM58bil
PUTRAJAYA: The Economy Ministry has projected 2027’s development expenditure DE at about RM58 billion, with 70 per cent of the total allocation earmarked for…
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PUTRAJAYA: The Economy Ministry has projected 2027’s development expenditure DE at about RM58 billion, with 70 per cent of the total allocation earmarked for basic development. The government is maintaining its internal formula of allocating 70 per cent of total development expenditure to basic development, while ensuring the continued delivery of public services and ongoing development works. Akmal Nasrullah said the allocation is aimed at ensuring the continuity of development projects, maintaining economic growth momentum and accelerating the country's physical development.
Furthermore, The proposal is yet to be submitted to the Finance Ministry MOF.
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PUTRAJAYA: The Economy Ministry has projected 2027’s development expenditure DE at about RM58 billion, with 70 per cent of the total allocation earmarked for basic development.
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The government is maintaining its internal formula of allocating 70 per cent of total development expenditure to basic development, while ensuring the continued delivery of public services and ongoing development works.
according to BernamaAkmal Nasrullah said the allocation is aimed at ensuring the continuity of development projects, maintaining economic growth momentum and accelerating the country's physical development.
according to BernamaThe proposal is yet to be submitted to the Finance Ministry MOF
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