After 100 days in office, the finance minister has yet to deliver a substantial boost to the economy or restore confidence within the private sector. While economists acknowledge the government has begun implementing reforms, they emphasize a significant gap between policy initiation and effective execution. Meaningful economic recovery remains elusive, with few tangible signs of improvement observed thus far. The slow pace of implementation is hindering the potential benefits of these reforms. Experts suggest that accelerated and decisive action is crucial to stimulate growth. Without a quicker turnaround, concerns over economic stagnation will likely persist. The lack of private sector confidence is a key obstacle to sustained recovery.