Consequently, this Budget, therefore, proposes corrective measures on fiscal and external imbalances to restore fiscal and debt sustainability, which provides a conducive environment for productive activities.
Specifically, while as alluded to above, fiscal imbalances will require containment of expenditures, implementation of strong structural reforms will entail:
In the absence of a robust fiscal adjustment and structural reforms as well as arrears clearance, the persistent deterioration in the macro-economic environment will continue to incapacitate the country’s ability to honour its obligations to all its creditors and to move forward.
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