The Finance and Budget Committee of the National People's Assembly has started reviewing the 2027 Finance Bill. The project aims to bolster economic growth, safeguard citizens' purchasing power, and enhance social protection, while emphasizing the rationalization of public spending. Ministry of Finance officials project a 4.2% economic growth rate, based on a fiscal reference price of 60 dollars per barrel of oil. The economic strategy focuses on diversifying national income through growth in the industrial, agricultural, and service sectors. The bill includes investment incentives, such as tax breaks for venture capital firms and the establishment of an independent insurance regulatory authority. During parliamentary discussions, members raised questions regarding the impact of taxes on the public, the feasibility of inflation targets, and strategies to address the budget deficit, highlighting the importance of efficient public project management and fiscal sustainability.