Follow-up report on the load in the implementation of Plan G tasks; the question of the Ministry of Roads and the organization of the plan about the fate of projects in Pashran transit corridors behind the decision table; why only three railway plans reached the Economic Council? In its new report on the implementation of Articles 48 and 119 of the Seventh Development Plan Law, the Court of National Accounts announced that the legal process of approving most of the large national economic projects has not been completed. According to the announcement of this regulatory body, so far only three railway plans have been sent to the Economic Council for review and approval. While the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development is obliged to submit the plans included in the plan and budget organization within the legal deadline. Continue in the link below.

Follow-up report on the load in the implementation of Plan G tasks; the question of the Ministry of Roads and the organization of the plan about the fate of projects in Pashran transit corridors behind the decision table; why only three railway plans reached the Economic Council? In its new report on the implementation of Articles 48 and 119 of the Seventh Development Plan Law, the Court of National Accounts announced that the legal process of approving most of the large national economic projects has not been completed. According to the announcement of this regulatory body, so far only three railway plans have been sent to the Economic Council for review and approval. While the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development is obliged to submit the plans included in the plan and budget organization within the legal deadline. Continue in the link below.