Aleppo-Sana
The Syrian renting of vegetables directly formed the farmers from the farmers, put them in their halls and outlets in Aleppo, sold them at cost to citizens, and the opening of popular markets was an important factor in reducing vegetable prices and creating competition with the rest of the markets.
Sana's camera toured a number of markets selling vegetables and Syrian lounges for trade and monitored the opinions of citizens in the Bab Jenin Market in the city center, where Um Muhammad explained that she came from the Shaar neighborhood, referring to the Syrian vegetable sales outlet for shopping, and said that she found prices lower than the market, so the price of zucchini is 125 pounds Syria and the choice ranges between 125 and 200 Syrian pounds per kilo.
Bassam Al-Samman said that he sold eggplant, zucchini and tomatoes at acceptable prices, and was supported by citizen Mohammed who marketed tomatoes at 300 Syrian pounds per kilo. Youssef Hamami mentioned that entering the Syrian trade and selling vegetables at cost price after purchasing them from the peasants contributed to lowering prices and entering the Syrian trade as one of the competing traders.
Moving to the popular market, which was recently allocated by the Aleppo City Council in the Al-Razi area in the Jamiliyeh district, Shadi Ajaji, who owns a vegetable stall, explained that the prices have witnessed a decrease, except for tomatoes, which reached a price of 450 kilos per day and arrive from Tartous Governorate. Khaled Sahib Basta for vegetables also said that prices Vegetables in the market are witnessing a decline in the past days, especially potatoes and cucumbers, noting the experience of opening up popular markets and the satisfaction they received from citizens.
Mrs. Fatima Al-Hajji said that she marketed some vegetables, but that their prices are still high compared to the current conditions, while Zakat Khawam called for more intervention by all concerned authorities to reduce prices and put an end to greedy monopolists.
Bushra Ajami explained that the prices in the popular market are less than those in the regular markets, and there are gradations of vegetable prices for the same variety, and the buyer can choose what suits his income.
In the newly opened Syrian Trade Hall in the Sulaymaniyah neighborhood, Abdul Hamid Muslim, director of the Syrian Trade Corporation in Aleppo, explained that within the work of the Foundation to expand its work and horizontal spread, halls and centers in the countryside and the city are provided with the necessary consumables. During the past few days, the Youth Care Hall in the Sulaymaniyah district was put into service It contained a wide variety of consumables, basic foodstuffs, detergents, vegetables, fruits, dairy products, and cheeses at lower prices than the market prices, in addition to providing them with free sugar at 500 Syrian pounds per kilo and free rice at 575 liras And confidentiality.
Qusay Razouk
