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Equatorial Guinea’s Chamber of Deputies adopts 2027 state budget

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Equatorial Guinea’s Chamber of Deputies unanimously adopted the bills relating to the general state budget for 2027. The vote followed consideration of assessments and recommendations by the parliamentary committee responsible for the economy, trade, finance and budget, reports Ahora EG.

Equatorial Guinea’s Chamber of Deputies unanimously adopted the bills on the general state budget for 2027, reports Ahora EG. Both parliamentary groups approved the bills after examining the findings and recommendations of the parliamentary committee responsible for the economy, trade, finance and budget.

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