Deir Ezzor-Sana
The Syrian Foundation for Trade branch in Deir Ezzor Governorate opened a new hall in the town of Tishreen in the eastern countryside of the governorate, within the framework of horizontal expansion and the provision of basic goods and materials at competitive prices for the people returning to their areas from which the terrorists abandoned them after restoring security and stability to them.
In a statement to SANA, the director of the foundation’s branch, Aghid Guishi stated to the SANA reporter that in conjunction with the increasing frequency of people returning to their homes and villages and the necessity to provide food and consumer goods, the victory hall was opened in Tishreen town, as part of the foundation’s plan for horizontal expansion and positive intervention to limit the price hike, which contributes to securing the needs of The people of the town and the surrounding areas of various commodities and materials at stable prices, away from traders speculation and exploitation.
Guishi indicated that the number of open halls in the governorate reached 43 halls and sales outlets distributed over the entire area of the governorate, and work is underway to rehabilitate a number of other halls in preparation for opening them, pointing out that the corporation operates mobile sales cars to secure the needs of the people in the areas in which no halls have been opened for the Syrian to trade in.
For his part, the hall manager, Arif Hamad, indicated that the hall provides various commodities, including food, cans, detergents, stationery, school supplies and supplies, in addition to the materials sold via the electronic card, and work will be done to expand the commodity package in the hall permanently according to the needs of the people.
A number of shoppers inside the hall expressed their great satisfaction with the availability of various goods at reasonable and competitive prices, noting the great efforts made by the relevant authorities in the governorate to provide all services to the people returning to their homes after clearing their villages and towns from terrorism.