Saudi Arabia’s Finance Ministry has announced a preliminary statement of budget for the fiscal year 2024 with expenditures valued at SAR 1,251 billion and revenues projected to be SAR 1,172 billion. A limited deficit is estimated to be recorded at about 1.9 percent. Finance Minister Mohammed al-Jadaan reaffirmed the Saudi government’s commitment to ongoing structural reforms on both the financial and economic fronts. These reforms aim to foster economic growth, diversify the economy, and sustain economic growth rates while maintaining financial sustainability.
PETALING JAYA: The Opposition should put aside its domestic political differences and support Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim on international affairs as represents all Malaysians, says senior PKR MP Hassan Abdul Karim.