This upcoming budget will be the final one for the current Awami League-led grand alliance government, as they will not have the entire fiscal year of 2013-14 to implement it. The Minister of Finance stated that the annual development programme (ADP) will have an estimated allocation of Tk 656 billion, with an overall budget deficit of Tk 563 billion. The targeted GDP growth for the next fiscal year is 7.2 percent, and the minister aims to bring down the overall inflation rate to below 7 percent. Additionally, funds have been allocated for the construction of the Padma Multipurpose bridge. The Finance Minister will present the proposed budget in Parliament on June 6, with the size likely to exceed Tk 2 trillion. Priorities in the new budget will include power, energy, roads, ports, and infrastructural development, along with other key sectors such as human resources, agriculture, rural development, employment creation, social safety nets, climate change, and 'Digital Bangladesh'. This budget aims to fulfill the electoral pledges of the government. The upcoming budget will enhance the foundation of economic and social development that has been established by the government in the previous four budgets. It will also provide guidance for future development under the next government. Additionally, a new framework will be introduced in the budget to promote the growth of the railway sector.