Government has outlined an economic plan anchored on eight pillars and valued at about US$10 billion, with job creation as its main aim.
According to the Ministry, the plan is built on stability as its foundation, with investment targeted at seven key sectors.
Agriculture is set to receive the biggest share, at US$3 billion, followed by Energy at US$2.2 billion and Minerals at US$1.5 billion.
Tourism, Textiles and Medicines are each allocated US$1 billion, while Technology is allocated US$300 million.
Government says the goal is to use the investments to expand production, grow local industries and create jobs across the country.
By 2030, government projects unemployment will fall below 8%, economic growth will reach about 8% a year, and inflation will remain in single digits.
The Ministry says stability will serve as the foundation for the plan, allowing the other sectors to grow and deliver jobs.
