- The Prime Minister announced more items will be exempt from VAT (zero-rated).
- A cost of living allowance will be provided to help citizens cope with rising expenses.
- Pensions will be increased to support retirees.
- These measures aim to ease the financial burden on the public.
Source: research.ibfd.org
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