The national parliament has passed a major economic reform bill after days of intense debate across party lines. Supporters say the legislation will modernize financial regulations and encourage long-term investment, while critics argue it could increase pressure on middle-income households.
The bill cleared the final vote late in the evening and is now set to move to executive approval. Government officials emphasized that the reforms aim to strengthen economic stability and improve transparency across key sectors.
Opposition leaders have called for close monitoring of the bill’s implementation, warning that its real impact will depend on enforcement and future policy decisions.