Downtown Spain Street becomes large library with school supplies
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The article discusses the market activity in the capital city synchronized with the upcoming school return. Retail activities intensify along Boumandil and Spain Streets, featuring a wide range of school supplies, clothes, and shoes at reasonable prices compared to organized stores. Spain Street is distinguished by its transformation into a large "bookstore" offering all kinds of school essentials such as notebooks, pens, decorating materials, in addition to clothing and footwear of varying qualities and prices. Many citizens prefer these offers due to their competitive prices and variety, despite the lack of focus on quality standards or health safety. Commercial movement in these two areas significantly shifts as families flock to purchase their supplies before the school year begins. The emphasis is placed on affordability and luxury, while concerns about certifications and quality are secondary; the predominant factor guiding purchases remains the price, which governs choices between open and informal markets and organized bookshops.
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