In 2025, the maximum volume of newly signed annual agreements for external borrowings will reach $5.5 billion. Out of this amount, $3 billion will be allocated to support the state budget, while the remaining funds will be directed towards investment projects.
Ministries and agencies will report on the outcomes of development programs to the Ministry of Economy and Finance. At the end of each quarter, the ministry will present data on gender-related funds to the chambers of the Oliy Majlis.
The amount of grant funding from foreign sources will be increased to support socially significant programs without amending the law.
Revenue and expenditure forecasts for the Consolidated Budget, state targeted funds, the Reconstruction and Development Fund, and local budgets for 2025 have been approved. The amounts of equalizing interbudgetary transfers are established in accordance with the law.
For 2025, the minimum rental rates, maximum fees for the right to retail trade of certain goods, and fees for the entry and transit of foreign vehicles have been approved. Customs duty rates are determined by the president's decision.
The volume of the reserve fund of the Cabinet of Ministers for 2025 is set at 1 trillion sums. Reserve funds for local budgets are formed at no less than 1% of total expenditures.