Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouli met on Tuesday with Minister of Planning and Economic Development Ahmed Rostom to review progress on the 2025/2026 economic and social development plan and efforts to monitor performance and govern public investments.
Madbouli reiterated the state’s commitment to economic and social development projects, particularly in priority sectors linked to human development, including health and education, in addition to infrastructure projects that support the country’s broader development goals.
During the meeting, Rostom reviewed key indicators of the current fiscal year’s plan, the implementation status of projects, and the distribution of public investments across various sectors, especially human development, infrastructure, digital transformation, and the services provided to citizen.
The minister also outlined the ministry’s efforts to monitor national and development projects through a follow-up and evaluation system designed to measure actual completion rates, ensure adherence to timelines, and assess the performance indicators of government projects.
Rostom stressed that the ministry continues to implement public investment governance measures aimed at improving the efficiency of spending and prioritising projects nearing completion as well as those with a direct impact on citizens’ quality of life.
He added that the ministry coordinates with the Ministry of Finance and the National Investment Bank to develop an integrated electronic system for linking and exchanging public investment expenditure data to strengthen monitoring and decision-making efficiency.
