Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb chaired a government meeting this Wednesday dedicated to examining several dossiers related in particular to national development, in line with the directives of the President of the Republic aimed at strengthening economic reforms.
The first dossier examined concerns a draft law amending and supplementing Law No. 04-08 of August 14, 2004, relating to the conditions for exercising commercial activities. The objective is to “modernize the legal framework governing commercial activity, adapt it to current economic transformations, and contribute to improving the business climate, strengthening transparency, and regulating the national market,” according to a statement from the Prime Minister’s services.
Furthermore, as part of the development of sectoral roadmaps for the 2026-2028 period, the government meeting reviewed draft action plans concerning “the sectors of mujahideen and rights holders, energy and renewable energies, foreign trade and export promotion, religious affairs and waqf, the knowledge economy, startups, and micro-enterprises.”
These strategic documents are the result of precise and objective analyses, supported by practical tools that take into account available human and financial resources, it was indicated. Their main objective is to structure national development, diversify the economy, increase the contribution of non-oil sectors to GDP, and improve the level of national production and its competitiveness.
The meeting also focused on monitoring major structural projects, examining the progress of several projects in the agriculture, energy, and hydraulics sectors. Emphasis was placed on the importance of accelerating the implementation pace and ensuring projects are completed within the allotted deadlines, thereby contributing to food and energy security and sustainable development.
this Wednesday dedicated to examining several dossiers related in particular to national development, in line with the directives of the President of the Republic aimed at strengthening economic reforms.
The first dossier examined concerns a draft law amending and supplementing Law No. 04-08 of August 14, 2004, relating to the conditions for exercising commercial activities. The objective is to “modernize the legal framework governing commercial activity, adapt it to current economic transformations, and contribute to improving the business climate, strengthening transparency, and regulating the national market,” according to a statement from the Prime Minister’s services.
Furthermore, as part of the development of sectoral roadmaps for the 2026-2028 period, the government meeting reviewed draft action plans concerning “the sectors of mujahideen and rights holders, energy and renewable energies, foreign trade and export promotion, religious affairs and waqf, the knowledge economy, startups, and micro-enterprises.”
These strategic documents are the result of precise and objective analyses, supported by practical tools that take into account available human and financial resources, it was indicated. Their main objective is to structure national development, diversify the economy, increase the contribution of non-oil sectors to GDP, and improve the level of national production and its competitiveness.
The meeting also focused on monitoring major structural projects, examining the progress of several projects in the agriculture, energy, and hydraulics sectors. Emphasis was placed on the importance of accelerating the implementation pace and ensuring projects are completed within the allotted deadlines, thereby contributing to food and energy security and sustainable development.
this Wednesday dedicated to examining several dossiers related in particular to national development, in line with the directives of the President of the Republic aimed at strengthening economic reforms.
The first dossier examined concerns a draft law amending and supplementing Law No. 04-08 of August 14, 2004, relating to the conditions for exercising commercial activities. The objective is to “modernize the legal framework governing commercial activity, adapt it to current economic transformations, and contribute to improving the business climate, strengthening transparency, and regulating the national market,” according to a statement from the Prime Minister’s services.
Furthermore, as part of the development of sectoral roadmaps for the 2026-2028 period, the government meeting reviewed draft action plans concerning “the sectors of mujahideen and rights holders, energy and renewable energies, foreign trade and export promotion, religious affairs and waqf, the knowledge economy, startups, and micro-enterprises.”
These strategic documents are the result of precise and objective analyses, supported by practical tools that take into account available human and financial resources, it was indicated. Their main objective is to structure national development, diversify the economy, increase the contribution of non-oil sectors to GDP, and improve the level of national production and its competitiveness.
The meeting also focused on monitoring major structural projects, examining the progress of several projects in the agriculture, energy, and hydraulics sectors. Emphasis was placed on the importance of accelerating the implementation pace and ensuring projects are completed within the allotted deadlines, thereby contributing to food and energy security and sustainable development.