The upcoming budget presentation arrives amid heightened political friction between rival parties as the National Assembly transitions from parliamentary audits into intensive legislative and budgetary reviews. The ruling and opposition camps remain sharply divided over fiscal management as the year-end deadline approaches.
Opposition representatives have criticized the proposed spending plan, characterizing the figures as heavy borrowing and signaling firm resistance in upcoming deliberations. Meanwhile, ruling party officials have defended the administration's fiscal strategy, pushing back against opposition characterizations and urging cooperation on national livelihood priorities.
