The government is preparing a project to revise the regulatory framework for public transactions

The government is preparing a project to review the regulatory framework for public transactions aimed at simplifying procedures and improving the effectiveness of the preparation, financing and execution of transactions. The Director of the Prime Minister's Office, Mansof Hamdi Fajar, announced the direction of the new project during a joint session before the Assembly of the Representatives of the People and the National Council of Governments and Regions on Thursday while discussing the role of the head of government within the state budget.

The announced directions include easing the administrative burden on institutions, enhancing institutional participation, developing mechanisms for oversight, transparency and prevention of conflicts of interest. Hamdi explained that the amendments are focused on improving the quality of offers and ensuring continued enforcement of deals while respecting completion delays and the quality of work and services at various stages.

The Director of the Court reported that the Grand Project Committee approved 44 deals on 12 projects and included contracting with 29 contractors and a study bureau. The Committee reviewed 26 projects and approved the inclusion of 20 of them in its field of intervention for addressing field difficulties, where 710 projects have been resolved, while 367 projects are still disrupted or face unresolved difficulties.

The comprehensive audit data for public sector projects showed 5870 projects, of which 2557 were completed and put into operation between 2025 and September 2026, with a completion rate of 43%. The same period saw the launch of the completion of 2023 of a new project, to increase the number of projects listed in the National Platform for Public Project Follow-up to 17562 projects until 6 November 2026 in order to set the data and follow up the implementation indicators.