The general mission of the Minister of Finance is to design, coordinate and ensure the follow-up of the implementation of the government's financial and budgetary policy. He is responsible for reforms, policies and laws, especially financial laws. On this basis, he prepares, implements, coordinates and follows up the government's policy in the financial and budgetary fields.

The Minister of Finance is responsible for forecasts relating to the budget and the overall budget framework, ensures the stability and sustainability of public finances and contributes to the development of macroeconomic and social balances. He is responsible for preparing the policy relating to debt and its repayment, as well as analysing the sustainability of public debt and monitoring its refinancing.

It contributes to the economic programming cycle and prepares the medium-term budget framework.

He is responsible for economic and financial control, coordination and guardianship of the General Inspectorate of Finance.

He is entrusted with the financial guardianship of companies, public institutions and other national bodies in whose capital the state has a share.

The Minister of Finance chairs the National Accounting Council, which is involved in international trade negotiations.

Participates in preparing government policy related to the insurance sector.

He is responsible for preparing and implementing training programs in the field of insurance.

It applies insurance-related regulations, regularly monitors and supervises the insurance market, works to promote the insurance sector and ensures the monitoring of the financial capacity of insurance institutions.

The Minister of Finance participates in signing the decrees that fall within his jurisdiction. He may delegate his signature in accordance with the conditions set forth in the applicable regulations. He signs in his name all contracts, decisions and resolutions within the limits of his powers.

The Minister of Finance is responsible for managing public finances, in particular:

• Preparing and implementing the budget;
• Budget management and public accounting;
• Properties and real estate registry;
• Taxes and customs;
• Guardianship and coordination of ministerial financial control;
• Financial guardianship over regional groups.

The Minister of Finance is responsible for implementing and monitoring reforms, formulating policies, and preparing and submitting laws that fall within his jurisdiction, especially financial laws.

He is entrusted with the following:

• Implementing the budget and tax policy and participating in drawing up and monitoring the balance of public accounts and the strategy in this area, extending over several years;
• Addressing issues related to the wage policy, pensions and retirement of public agents;
• Preparing and implementing rules related to local finance in cooperation with the relevant sectors and bodies;
• The order to disburse the general appropriations restricted to joint expenditures, public debt, special treasury accounts, and salaries of state employees.