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Cabinet Forwards Record 2.34tln Birr Federal Budget Proposal to Parliament

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[Reporter] The Council of Ministers has approved a proposal for a 2.34 trillion Birr budget for the 2026/27 fiscal year (EFY 2019) and forwarded it to Parliament for review, according to a statement issued by the Office of the Prime Minister today.

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