Veteran president orders cabinet reshuffle after government hits 10% of economic goals

The country's longest‑serving president announced a major cabinet reshuffle. The move comes after the administration achieved only 10% of its economic targets. The president cited underperformance in key sectors as a reason for the change. Several senior ministers were dismissed and new faces named. The reshuffle aims to boost productivity and restore investor confidence. Opposition parties criticized the timing and questioned the government's competence. Analysts suggest the changes could signal a shift in policy direction. The new cabinet is expected to be sworn in within weeks.