Tunisia's Committee for Development Plans and Major Projects has reaffirmed its commitment to monitoring the implementation of the country's 2026-2030 development plan. The committee, part of the National Council for Regions and Districts, held a working session to discuss the plan's progress and translation into concrete programs and projects. The meeting aimed to ensure the plan's objectives are met, promoting national development.

The session focused on organizing the committee's workflow, setting a program and methodology for the upcoming period, and mechanisms for monitoring and implementation. The committee chair emphasized the need to follow up on development-related files, propose solutions, and provide recommendations to address development challenges. Members highlighted the importance of building on past achievements while improving monitoring, control, and evaluation mechanisms.

Committee members stressed the need for closer coordination with other committees on intersecting development issues. They also emphasized the importance of conducting field visits to assess the actual development and social situations in various regions, identifying obstacles, and proposing practical solutions. These efforts aim to accelerate project completion and address social and economic challenges.

The committee discussed ongoing development projects, particularly stalled or strategically significant projects. Members emphasized the need to overcome implementation obstacles and accelerate project completion. They also highlighted the importance of enhancing coordination on strategic issues, such as energy transition and digital transformation.

The committee's discussions included preparations for examining the 2027 finance bill. Members emphasized the need to carefully monitor the bill's options and orientations to align with development priorities and address economic and social challenges. They advocated for a field-based approach, relying on updated data and indicators to identify issues and propose solutions.

Committee members reiterated the importance of adopting a proactive approach to monitoring and evaluating project implementation. They emphasized the need to base assessments on concrete data and indicators, enabling the identification of challenges and the proposal of effective solutions. This approach aims to drive progress and accelerate project completion.

The committee concluded its session by reaffirming its commitment to actively monitoring project and program implementation, evaluating results, and addressing major development issues. The committee's efforts aim to ensure the successful implementation of the 2026-2030 development plan, driving Tunisia's economic and social progress.

Key points

  • The committee will continue to monitor the implementation of the 2026-2030 development plan.

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