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The article discussed the government statement in the House of Advisors, where the opposition launched strong criticisms of the government program. They considered the social promises to be vague and lacking clear implementation mechanisms, with an absence of confirmed evaluation metrics and funding sources, raising questions about the government's ability to fulfill its commitments. The opposition also criticized ineffective financial allocations, ongoing imbalances in the health sector, and the lack of practical solutions to restart the "Samer" company to ensure energy security. They emphasized the need for tax reforms, increased wages, and higher pensions. Conversely, the majority of the council defended the program, affirming that it represents a precise plan to translate election promises into actual decisions and reflects political and ideological harmony within the government coalition. The focus was on fighting corruption, developing social and economic policies, and ensuring the implementation of goals within specific timelines. The discussion highlighted commitments to achieve equitable development, create job opportunities, and improve citizens' lives over the next five years.
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