A leap in investments in the economic sector in the new year, up 13.8 billion pounds

The total expenditures in the economic affairs sector in the State Budget Project for the fiscal year 2019/2020 amounted to 98 billion and 898 million pounds against 61 billion and 215 million pounds, an increase of 37 billion and 683 million pounds.
The expenditures of 17 billion and 745 million pounds for the first part (wages and compensation of employees), the new fiscal year 2019/2020, about 16 billion and 554 million pounds this year, and 6 billion and 823 million pounds for the second section (purchase of goods and services) for 5 billion and 726 million pounds In the current year, and 863 million pounds for the third section (interest) compared to 672 million pounds this year, and 6 billion and 49 million pounds for the fourth section (support and grants and social benefits) compared to 4 billion and 206 million pounds this year and 2 billion and 935 million pounds for the fifth section ) Compared to 2 billion and 270 million pounds this year.
And saw the sixth section – the purchase of non-financial assets (investments) draft budget for the new fiscal year 2019/2020 leap from last year, an increase of 32 billion and 696 million pounds, where the new general allocations estimated at 64 billion and 483 million pounds compared to 31 billion and 787 million pounds.
The main departments of the Ministry of Commerce are Agriculture, Irrigation, Animal Production and Fishing, Fuel and Energy, Mining and Industry, Transportation, Communications, Tourism, Research and Development in the field of economic affairs. General Directorate of Export and Import Control, Directorate of Supply in the Governorates, Ministry of Manpower and Manpower Directorate, Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Petroleum, Electricity and Transport, Nation Roads and Bridges National Authority spending, the Ministry of Communications, and Userh tourism.
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