Africa-Press – Angola. The Government is improving the priorities for the National Development Plan (PDN 2023/2027), a guiding document for activities and projects to be implemented in the period, said this Thursday, in Luanda, the Secretary of State for Planning, Milton Reis.
The National Development Plan (PDN) is a medium-term planning instrument, which presents the strategic objectives by domain and respective action programs, goals, projects and activities.
According to the Secretary of State for Planning, Milton Reis, technical and ministerial meetings are currently taking place to improve the projects to be implemented in the next four years.
Speaking at the usual briefing of the Ministry of Economy and Planning (MEP), Milton Reis reiterated that the PDN will be analyzed and appreciated in a session of the Council of Ministers later this month of August.
“The calendar defines that we will take the approval of this important instrument of governance at the Meeting of the Council of Ministers this month of August”, advanced the official, for whom “the filters are fundamental, because they will allow us to establish priorities”.
Being a tool that foresees giving points to projects and activities, he admitted the need to focus on the most important ones, looking at budgetary restrictions, an exercise that he considers to be “in the final stretch”.
The PDN is being prepared based on the Long-Term Strategy-Angola 2050, an instrument already approved by the Council of Ministers on the 26th of July this year, awaiting its publication in the Diário da República.
ELP-Angola 2050 is based on five axes, namely (I) Diversified and prosperous economy; (II) Modern and competitive infrastructures, valuing and enhancing human capital, (IV) Resilient and sustainable ecosystems and (V) A fair nation with equal opportunities.
The document presents the strategic options for the country’s long-term development, based on analysis of scenarios, at national, sectoral and territorial levels.
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