The role of administration in protecting the financial confidence of the state (A comparative study)

The administration's measures are to protect the financial confidence of the state, through a policy of rationalizing public expenditures, which is currently considered one of the most important development and economic policies that countries use in order to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of public spending and achieve optimal use of it on the one hand. On the other hand, these measures also include maximizing public revenues and diversifying their sources, as the countries of the world have realized that there is no way out of the financial crises to which the economic system is exposed and putting economic and social development plans and programs into practice except through maximizing public revenues. In addition to the necessity of adopting the principle of public budget transparency in all stages of budget preparation and implementation, and making information related to all financial and tax systems transparent, in order to eliminate aspects of administrative and financial corruption in the public sector and pave the way for the private sector to contribute to protecting the national economy and the financial confidence of the state.