The significance of economic reforms in political transitions lies in their ability to promote stability, growth, and social equity following significant political changes. Such reforms can address structural issues, streamline public administration, and encourage foreign investment. Implementing these reforms helps build public trust in the new government while fostering political legitimacy. Economic reforms can also reduce inequalities and improve living standards, thereby enhancing social cohesion. However, the success of such initiatives often depends on the political environment and the commitment of leaders to prioritize sustainable development alongside political change.