Carthage: President Kais Saïed had a meeting, on Wednesday, at Carthage Palace, with Prime Minister Sarra Zafrani Zenzri and Finance Minister Mischkat Slama Khaldi. In a statement, the Presidency said the Head of State reiterated his call for the 2026 Finance Bill to reflect the State's social role and embody, through its key priorities, the long-sought goal of social justice. According to Agence Tunis Afrique Presse, Saïed emphasized the need for innovative thinking built around new concepts and fresh approaches. Outlining priorities for the period ahead, he stated that the State would focus on two main objectives: meeting the aspirations of unemployed youth and rationalizing public spending by cutting funds allocated to unproductive or unnecessary institutions. The President also criticized the Tunisian Financial Analysis Commission (CTAF), expressing regret that it has not fulfilled its expected role. He addressed the issues of tax evasion and corruption networks, reaffirming Tunisia's determination to p ursue reforms. Saïed stressed that self-reliance is an effective policy and that the country's resources are not as limited as some claim. Acknowledging the legacy of waste and mismanagement, Saïed pledged to work tirelessly to create opportunities for young people, establish justice, and restore genuine growth. He underscored that Tunisians will no longer accept 'half-measures' or 'cosmetic fixes.'