In a panel discussion with the leaders of the finance ministry, Kouchouk said: “We are serious about societal dialogue and listening to all points of view to crystallise a unified and ambitious vision that will help us formulate an economic constitution that aims to increase the role and contribution of the private sector, maximise its export and competitive production capabilities in regional and global markets, increase its contributions to public investments and the national product, and achieving development in its comprehensive and integrated sense in a way that contributes to laying the foundations for a decent life for citizens and improving the services provided to them.”