Timor Leste budget might give a clue8 Sep 2021 15:36
In the 2021 budget, US$ 8.5M is allocated from the Infrastructure Fund to Invest in Tasi Mane Projec
and US$ 71M to Timor GAP, contributing to the wise management of our resources
Those sector budgets are currently in progress per Government web 2nd to 16th September with
the President to review and sign off on Friday 17th September
2022 State budget schedule
September 2nd - 16th CROP meetings all sectors
September 10th – Final assessment by the CROP (Political Budgetary Committee)
September 17th – Council of Ministers approves the 2022 General State Budget Bill
October 1st – Handing over of the 2022 General State Budget to the National Parliament
October 1st bid license round also closes , the only local press reporting so far was the CROP
meeting a few days ago for the proposed MOD budget
The 17th or reports earlier from CROP meeting could give a clue if it gives T/GAP some serious funds
aimed at FID and Sunrise development that movement for Sunrise will be a big green light to many
industry heavyweights that things have changed and all gas assets can now be monetised GLA