Finance ministry rejects claims of preferential payments
The Ministry of Finance and Planning (MoFP) has denied allegations that government payments are prioritized using special lists from the Office of the President, saying the claims do not reflect the government’s financial management procedures a statement issued Sunday, the ministry In a responded to recent remarks by the Undersecretary in the Ministry of Culture, Museums and National Heritage, Amer Mangar Majak, regarding the processing of government payments. “While we resp
The Ministry of Finance and Planning has refuted allegations that government payments are prioritized through special lists from the Office of the President. The ministry stated that such claims do not align with its financial procedures. It clarified that all payments come from government agencies, including the Office of the President. The ministry emphasized that it manages multiple obligations within fiscal limits. These include funding electoral bodies, security, and public services. The ministry stressed that payment prioritization is based on available resources and national priorities. It reaffirmed its commitment to transparency and fair financial management.
The clarification is important to maintain public trust in government financial practices.
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