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Madagascar MPs to examine 2027 budget on 20 October

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Madagascar MPs to examine 2027 budget on 20 October

Madagascar’s MPs will resume work on 20 October to examine and adopt the 2027 finance bill. The second ordinary session is mainly devoted to the budget, in accordance with constitutional provisions, Midi Madagasikara reports.

Madagascar’s MPs will resume their work on 20 October 2026 to examine the 2027 finance bill, two weeks after the close of the latest extraordinary session, according to Midi Madagasikara.

The parliamentary sitting marks the second ordinary session of the year, which the Malagasy Constitution devotes mainly to adopting the finance bill, Midi Madagasikara reports.

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