Minister of Finance, Mohamed Lamine Louhou, is presenting the 2027 Finance Bill to the Finance and Budget Committee of the National People's Assembly today. The proposed legislation seeks to promote productive investment and economic diversification while safeguarding citizens' purchasing power. A key provision in the bill is the establishment of a special fund dedicated to repairing road infrastructure damaged by adverse weather conditions. The macroeconomic outlook for 2027-2029 is based on a reference oil price of 60 dollars per barrel, with projections for continued economic growth. The bill also aims to expand the tax base, accelerate the modernization of financial administration through electronic payment systems, and intensify the fight against tax evasion. Furthermore, the legislation extends various tax and customs exemptions to support strategic industries and reaffirms the state's commitment to social solidarity through the funding of housing programs and subsidies for essential goods.