• It drafts macro - fiscal policies to support economic development, fiscal sustainability and growth of citizens’ social welfare;
• It compiles macroeconomic and fiscal forecasts for the mid-term period in order to determine the overall macroeconomic framework and overall budget parameters;
• It compiles macroeconomic part of the Mid-Term Expenditure Framework and Budget Book;
• It prepares alternative scenarios to evaluate losses/ gains as a result of proposals to change the tax rates, reduction and other proposals coming from the government;
• It continuously follows-up trends of tax and non - tax revenues and analyses tax matters;
• It cooperates with local and international institutions, in particular the International Monetary Fund, European Commission and World Bank;
• It negotiates agreements for the eliminating double taxation and other arrangements for free trade; 1.8. It publishes research papers on specific economic issues;
• It assesses programmes, appropriations, and other spending policies including analysis of alternative budget appropriations;
• It analyses the economic impact of planned strategic documents in the national economy and their fiscal implications.
• Head of the Department for Economic, Public Policy and International Cooperation shall report to the Secretary General.
• This department shall include the following divisions:

-          Macroeconomics Division;

-          Division of Fiscal and Public Policies;

-          Division of International Financial Cooperation.