The Finance Ministry submitted the proposed 2024 state budget of MVR 49.5 billion to Parliament, while MDP announced it would not cooperate with parliamentary work until a no-confidence motion against Speaker Mohamed Nasheed is resolved. Finance Minister Ibrahim Ameer boycotted the sitting where the budget was due to be presented, and the Supreme Court accepted an MDP petition on the matter.
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Finance Minister Ibrahim Ameer has also boycotted Tuesday’s parliament sitting where the 2024 state budget was due to be presented.
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the Finance Ministry has submitted the proposed 2024 state budget of MVR 49.5 billion to Parliament
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This submission follows last week’s proposal of a MVR 6.5 billion supplementary budget for 2023
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will push the current year’s budget to MVR 49.3 billion
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he would prefer next year’s state budget to be capped at MVR 49 billion
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the Finance Ministry has submitted the proposed 2024 state budget of MVR 49.5 billion to Parliament
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two consecutive sittings scheduled to debate the motion were cancelled due to the absence of Deputy Speaker Eva Abdulla, who is currently on medical leave
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The Supreme Court has now accepted a petition filed by MDP, which seeks to prevent any other parliamentary sittings from taking place until a decision on the no-confidence motion is reached.
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