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In Djibouti, finance committee approves 2026 supplementary budget

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The Finance Committee of Djibouti’s National Assembly has issued a favourable opinion on the 2026 supplementary finance bill, after examining the state expenditure section with Budget Minister Isman Ibrahim Robleh. The text will be submitted to MPs in a public sitting, according to RTD.

The Committee on Finance, General Economy and Planning of Djibouti’s National Assembly has issued a favourable opinion on the 2026 supplementary finance bill. It devoted its meeting to the state expenditure section.

The session, chaired by the committee chairman Charmaké Moussa Arreh, was held in the presence of Budget Minister Isman Ibrahim Robleh, accompanied by senior officials from his department. MPs reviewed the adjustments proposed by the government, examining the allocations planned for the various priority sectors, according to RTD.

The text will now be submitted to MPs for examination and a vote in a public sitting of the National Assembly.

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