Aden News: Dokiar Center Aims to Improve Merchant and Citizen Services Amid Rising Fish Prices
The article discusses the state of the Dookiar Fish Market in Aden, which was established in 1972 with support from China and is considered one of the most important fishing centers in Yemen and the Gulf. The manager explains that the rise in fish prices is attributed to the fluctuations of monsoon winds, which affect fishermen's activity, as well as the increase in fuel prices and the export of production abroad without balancing the local market. The center continues to develop its services to support fishermen and consumers and serves as a key point for fish distribution in the city, with price variations compared to other markets due to supply, demand, and taxes imposed. Additionally, sources confirm that rising fuel costs remain an ongoing hardship for fishermen and citizens.
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