The Minister of Supply: The exhibition of “Hello Ramadan” exhibitions is an additional week due to the great demand from citizens

The Minister of Supply and Internal Trade, Dr. Sharif Farouk, announced the extension of the exhibition period & quot; Hello Ramadan & quot; For an additional week, in coordination with the Minister of Local Development, Dr. Manal Awad, and the governors and in cooperation with the General Federation of Chambers of Commerce, and decided to continue the exhibitions in some governorates throughout the month of Ramadan, according to the rates of demand and the needs of citizens in each geographical scope.

The Minister of Supply – in a statement today, Thursday – that this decision comes in response to the great demand from citizens for the exhibitions during the last period, which reflects their confidence in the quality of the products. The submitted discounts, explaining that the ministry continuously follows the movement of sales inside the exhibitions to ensure the availability of basic commodities in appropriate quantities and competitive prices, in a way that contributes to achieving balance and stability in the markets.

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He added that cooperation And continuous coordination with the Ministry of Local Development and the General Union of Chambers of Commerce reflects the integration of efforts between the relevant authorities to ensure that the subsidized goods are entitled Easily and conveniently, as he stressed the continued intensive control campaigns on the markets, to control prices and prevent any violations that may harm consumers, within the framework of the Ministry’s strategy to protect the rights of citizens and achieve sustainable food security.

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For her part, Dr. Manal Awad indicated that the government is keen to continue holding exhibitions & quot; Hello Ramadan & quot; In all governorates, in implementation of the directives of the President of the Republic, by continuing the efforts made from various ministries and relevant authorities to ensure the availability of basic commodities for citizens at reasonable prices, and organizing markets to support citizens, especially with the approaching month of Ramadan.

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