Supply Ministry Maintains Discounted Commodities
The Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade announced that it will continue to offer 30 basic commodities at discounted prices as part of an initiative aimed at alleviating citizens' living burdens and stabilizing markets. The goods are available through 284 outlets across various governorates and include products such as sugar, rice, flour, oil, pasta, cheese, milk, sauces, salt, tuna, and others, all at predetermined reduced prices—for example, the price per kilogram for sugar, rice, and flour is set at 25, 20, and 20 pounds, respectively. The ministry regularly monitors the availability and quality of the displayed goods, working to expand sales channels to ensure that citizens can access these commodities in adequate quantities and at appropriate prices. This effort is part of its broader initiatives to enhance food stability and reduce living pressures.
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