The Ismail Cabinet has referred the Unified Planning Act to the House of Representatives for discussion and approval, Al Mal reports. The bill sets a framework for the state to regulate the planning and execution of national projects based on their merit, costs, and sources of funding. Cabinet had signed off on the law in January.
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