Construction may cost 200 billion, but projected government spending reduced to 16.4 billion per year

New data shared with VSBCnews indicates that despite the government’s plan to spend up to 200 billion golles (just about 400 billion US dollars) to build the City of Mount Vema, the actual cost of running the country after construction will be just about 16.4 billion golles per year both in operational and development expenditure.
 
The new data not only tells us that the 1.2 trillion golles asset value of the City of Mount Vema project after construction remains unchanged, it also indicates that the annual expenditures of 120 billion golles by 2030 estimated ten years ego is no longer applicable, so the surplus will enable the country to be debt free almost as soon as construction is completed. >>>