Lebo begins presenting the 2027 finance bill to the deputies

November 2, 2026APS | مصارف وماليةaps.dzTranslated from Arabic

Algeria - Today, Monday, Finance Minister Mr. Mohamed Lamine Lebo began presenting the 2027 finance bill to the members of the National People's Assembly during a public session chaired by the Assembly President, Mrs. Khalida Boufda, in the presence of several government members.

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