Finance Minister Mohamed Lamine Louhou presented the 2027 Finance Bill to the Finance and Budget Committee, reassuring the public of the state's ability to cover public spending and manage the budget deficit. The strategy centers on mobilizing non-hydrocarbon resources while balancing public investment with social support. Addressing concerns over fuel prices, the Minister clarified that the proposed measures do not necessarily mean a price hike, but rather allow for adjustments based on established regulations. The bill outlines nine strategic pillars, including expanding the tax base, combating tax evasion, and accelerating digital transformation. The budget is built on a reference oil price of $60, projecting revenues of 9,251.1 billion dinars against expenditures of 17,882.65 billion dinars. During the review, lawmakers questioned the sustainability of funding, the impact of tax reforms on purchasing power, and the need for transparency in implementing new financial mechanisms.