Decree-Law n.o 46/2023, dated 28 July, approving the Organic Law of the IX Constitutional Government, establishes the Ministry of Planning and Strategic Investment as the government department responsible for the design, coordination and evaluation of policies, which defines and approves the areas of development promoted by the Council of Ministers economic and social development of the country, through strategic and integrated planning and rationalization of available financial resources, to assume specific responsibilities for the implementation of the Strategic Development Plan, especially on Infrastructure, Spatial Planning and Urban Planning.

Thus, this diploma approves the organic structure of MPIE, defines its services and responsibilities and the powers of the executing bodies in concrete terms of the public objectives that the law gives MPIE to carry out, according to the standard of efficiency and effectiveness of the Administration’s action in the management and implementation of the Development Plan, with the objective of improve the quality of better and better provision of public goods and services to citizens in the area of ​​strategic planning and investment.

The administrative organization of MPIE adopts the interoperability and intercommunicability of human and material resources, seeking greater efficiency and effectiveness of the Administration’s actions in carrying out the objectives and guidelines of the Program of the IX Constitutional Government and the Organization of the IX Constitutional Government, especially in terms of compliance with the rules of good governance, transparency and transparency. reality, very important for the development and consolidation of administrative institutions, in a new return to the definitive map for Sustainable Development that the United Nations has defined for Timor-Leste, including also described in the Strategic Development Plan.

In this sense, seek greater efficiency and effectiveness and lower organizational structure costs, with the objective of freeing up scarce resources for material activities that directly promote sustainable development, including at the same time, creating conditions for inclusion, well-being and dignity in Timor-Leste society.

(Unofficial direct translation of DL no. 68/2023.)