This will be the final budget of the current Awami League-led grand alliance government, which will not have the entire fiscal year of 2013-14 to implement it. The Minister of Finance stated that the allocation for the annual development programme (ADP) is estimated at Tk 656 billion, with an overall budget deficit of Tk 563 billion. The Minister shared this information in an interview with bdnews24.com at his Secretariat office. The Ministry of Finance has prepared the budgetary framework, and bdnews24.com has a copy of it. The targeted GDP growth for the next fiscal year is 7.2 percent, and the Minister also proposed to reduce the overall inflation rate to below 7 percent on average. The next budget includes allocations of Tk 68.52 billion, Tk 19.83 billion, and US$ 608 million in foreign currency for the construction of the Padma Multipurpose bridge. The Finance Minister will present the proposed budget in Parliament on June 6. The size of the national budget for the upcoming fiscal year has not been finalized yet, but the Minister anticipates it will exceed Tk 2 trillion. The budgetary framework sets the targeted annual revenue income at Tk 1674.60 billion. To cover the budget deficit, Tk 211.1 billion will come from foreign assistance, and Tk 351.8 billion will be borrowed internally. The revised budget for the 2012-13 fiscal year has been adjusted to Tk 1893.30 billion, with no change to the targeted revenue income of Tk 1396.70 billion. The budget for the ADP has been revised from Tk 550 billion to Tk 523.66 billion, and the budget deficit has been reduced from Tk 520.68 billion to Tk 496.60 billion. The new budget will prioritize power, energy, roads, ports, and infrastructure development, as well as human resources development, agriculture, rural development, employment creation, social safety net strengthening, climate change, and building 'Digital Bangladesh.' The ruling Grand Alliance government has also prioritized these sectors in the last four national budgets. The budgetary framework states that the next budget will be the government's final step in fulfilling its election pledges. The upcoming budget will reinforce the foundation of economic and social development established by the government in the previous four budgets. It will also outline a path for development for the next administration and introduce a new framework for improving the railway sector.