TIRANA, Oct 28 /ATA/ The 2023 budget will support with more funds priority sectors such as energy, education, healthcare, agriculture, or infrastructure, to ensure the implementation of the reforms for economic sustainability.
Minister of Finance and Economy, Delina Ibrahimaj, in a status on social media that the proposed budget for 2023 is designed to buffer the effects of the crisis, to guarantee social protection, keep the price of electricity unchanged, sustain fiscal consolidation and reduce the debt stock.
Specifically, in the next year’s draft budget, 205.884 billion ALL are earmarked for social protection, 52.790 billion ALL for housing, 69.016 billion ALL for education, 6.034 billion ALL for environmental protection, 82.466 billion ALL for economic issues and 11.500 billion ALL for the reserve fund, contingency and debt risk contingency and borrowing in the power sector.
On the other hand, Ibrahimaj informed that 67.291 billion ALL are allocated for the health sector, 118.844 billion ALL for general public services, 8.150 billion ALL for culture, 23.920 billion ALL for defense and 39.314 billion ALL for public order and security.
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