Homs-Sana
Sales of meat amounted to more than six million Syrian pounds since the launch of the article in the Syrian trade halls in Homs mid last month.
Imad Ndour, director of the Syrian branch of trade in Homs, said in a statement to the SANA economic bulletin that the demand for meat has increased since the launch of meat in the middle of last month in eight halls in different areas of the governorate, namely (Al Karama - Tishreen Complex - Al Waer Complex - Al Wathba - Freedom). The price of a kilo of meat is less than the market between 500 and 800 Syrian pounds and the kilos of broilers are also about 200 pounds.
A number of citizens noted this experience, Mahmoud Al-Juhani Amel confirmed that he is going to Al Wathba Hall to buy meat since its opening since it is cheaper than the markets by a good rate of meat is guaranteed and fresh.
In turn, Lynn Harfoush pointed out the need to generalize the experience to all lounges because the experience despite its short time proved its success and its positive intervention in the markets, especially the subject of quality assurance and non-fraud.
As for Maha Al-Droubi, she indicated that she prefers Syrian galleries for trade to secure her food needs, especially the meat that was recently put forward, demanding to increase the quantities offered due to the increasing demand from citizens.
Muhannad Khankan stressed the importance of extending the umbrella of positive intervention to Syria to include all products and basic commodities during the seasons, which relieves the burdens of families and protects them from the greed of merchants.
On the other hand, the director of the Syrian branch of trade in Homs said that sales of stationery amounted to more than sixty million since the launch of special exhibitions for stationery as a result of the large turnout by citizens on these exhibitions, adding that work is currently underway to equip Al-Kindi Hall in Jouret Al-Shyah specialized in selling stationery and supplies and needs of students In service over the next week.
As for foodstuffs, Nadour pointed out that sufficient quantities are available at competitive prices. For example, the amount of sugar offered in all lounges was about 25 tons per day and is sold in full.
Ndour explained that within the framework of implementing the directives of the concerned authorities to increase the positive intervention of Syria in the markets through the creation of new halls in all areas and neighborhoods, two halls are currently being prepared for their opening soon in Kfarnan and Talahab in the countryside.
Saba goodness
SANA Economic Bulletin
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