What's happened
Audit Scotland's report criticises the lack of political leadership and clear targets in the Scottish government's National Strategy for Economic Transformation (NSET).
Why it matters
The report's findings raise questions about the effectiveness of the economic strategy and its impact on Scotland's economy, potentially influencing public opinion and future policy decisions.
What the papers say
The Times and Al Jazeera provide critical perspectives on the lack of political leadership and clear targets in the economic strategy, while The Independent and Al Jazeera focus on India's interim budget and its impact on the economy.
How we got here
The NSET, launched in 2022, aimed to transform Scotland's economy with a focus on wellbeing and sustainability. The recent report by Audit Scotland highlights the strategy's shortcomings.
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