Dr. Mohamed Maait, Minister of Finance, confirmed that the issuance of a republican decision to form the Supreme Council for Taxes, headed by the Prime Minister and membership of the heads of federations of “industries,” “chambers of commerce,” “investors,” representatives of the business community, tax associations, accountants, and experts in the economic, public finance, and tax fields. From university professors, it integrates with the state’s efforts in the path of economic reform to empower the private sector, stimulate investment, and encourage investors to expand their productive and export activities, in a way that contributes to strengthening the macroeconomic structure and raising growth rates, driven by greater contributions of the private sector to the process of comprehensive and sustainable development.