DIG/ To finance all its ambitious development projects over the period 2024-2026, the Transition authorities intend to mobilize an investment budget of 1293 billion francs.
The 2024-2026 macroeconomic and budgetary framework therefore provides for an investment level of 395.3 billion FCFA in 2024, 574.5 billion in 2025 and 322.9 billion in 2026.
“The financing strategy of the National Development Plan for the Transition plans to align all possible financing flows to be mobilized with national priorities and emergencies while respecting the debt threshold.
Expenditure and revenue forecasts are based on growth of 2.8% over the period 2024-2026, i.e. 3.0% in 2024 and 2025 and 2.6% in 2026. Overall, growth would be driven by the dynamism of activities in the non-oil sector (3.3%) because growth in the oil sector would be at -0.43% »indicates the PNDT.
Specifically, in 2024 growth would be driven by the dynamism of oil (+2.3%) and non-oil (2.3%) activities.
Furthermore, these growth forecasts are subject to two risk factors, notably the lack of visibility on iron production (Belinga, Baniaka) planned for the period 2024–2028, the difficulties in evacuating products by rail and the significant weight of subsidies, particularly from the oil sector.
As a reminder, the financing needs of the PNDT would stand at 4,536 billion FCFA of which 34.67% is 1,572 billion FCFAwould already be mobilized through external financing, public-private partnerships and inclusions in the finance law.
The remainder to be mobilized represents 65.33% or 2,963 billion (approximately 987 billion annually) which constitutes the financing need to be filled by resorting to all possible forms of financing.
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