Supply outlets seek one-year compliance extension

The owners of supply outlets in the Aswan Governorate have called for an extension of the deadline to regularize the licensing status of grocery shops and "Gomaiaty" outlets for an additional year. They seek this extension to provide sufficient time to complete the necessary procedures and to avoid the financial and administrative burdens currently imposed on them. They explained that the costs of formalizing and regularizing their status could reach up to approximately 25,000 Egyptian pounds, in addition to expenses related to preparations and requirements for the "Carry On" project. This places a significant financial strain on outlet owners, especially since they operate with a limited profit margin. They requested that the costs of licensing and preparations not be imposed all at once and called for the issuance of unified instructions and additional facilitations to ensure the continuous provision of supply services to citizens. They emphasized their desire to develop the operational system without disruption or stoppage.

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