Commerce Ministry denies fuel and food price hikes
The Ministry of Commerce and Export Development categorically denied the existence of any increases in fuel prices, liquefied petroleum gas, or basic foodstuffs such as milk, sugar, subsidized oil, semolina, and flour, which are being circulated on social media. It confirmed that the figures and data being shared are unfounded and that no official statement has been issued regarding these alleged increases. The ministry urged citizens to rely on official channels for accurate information, emphasizing that the issue of increasing prices for essential commodities is not currently under discussion and that the state remains committed to its policies to protect consumers' purchasing power.
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