Almotamar.net, Saba - Cabinet approved on its meeting on Tuesday chaired by Prime Minister Ali Mujawar the second phase of the national reforms agenda for 2009-2010 in its final form.

In this regard, the cabined formed a supreme ministerial committee headed by Minister of Planning and International Cooperation for supervising the implementation of the national agenda, ratifying its different plans and programs with the concerned authorities and holding the consultative meetings with donors and local partners regarding the agenda and its implementation progress.

The cabinet directed all the concerned authorities in the government to perform its policies and measures to contribute to speeding up the inclusive reform steps and bringing periodical reports to the Planning Ministry on the implementation level and hindrances for dealing with them by the ministry's leadership.

The national agenda for reforms focused on deepening the financial and economic reforms, developing the investment and business environment, reforming the judicial authority system, enhancing judgment independency, reinforcing the administrative reforms and implementing the national strategy for upgrading the civil service as well as combating corruption and strengthening the accountability and transparency.

The agenda also concentrated on the good ruling system through carrying out a collection of policies and reformative procedures in a number of fields and relevant sectors.

Cabinet also approved in its Tuesday meeting a regulation draft of oversight and marine inspection presented by Ministry of Fisheries Wealth.

The regulation aims to achieve a real and organized oversight upon the activities of fishing and receiving the marine organisms or ways of used fishing means.

It also aims to enhance the role of oversight and marine inspection to maintain the fisheries wealth, combat smuggling and ban the illegal and unregulated fishing.

The regulation also included many legal procedures to reinforce the controlling role of the fisheries wealth ministry.

Saba