The Egyptian Interior Ministry has announced the extension of the 28th phase of its "Kulna Wahid" initiative, which aims to provide essential goods to citizens at discounted prices. The initiative, launched under the auspices of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, will run for a month starting October 1st. This move is part of the government's efforts to support the social protection system for citizens.
The initiative will offer a wide range of food and non-food items at prices reduced by up to 40%. The ministry has coordinated with various industrial and commercial entities, as well as major commercial chains, to ensure the availability of these goods. A total of 2567 branches and outlets across the country will participate in the initiative, including 2558 commercial chains, 5 mobile convoys, and 4 sheds.
In addition to the fixed and mobile outlets, the ministry will also operate 1400 points of sale in public squares and main streets, as well as mobile cars under the "Aman" system. These outlets will provide citizens with access to essential goods at discounted prices. The initiative aims to alleviate the financial burden on citizens and demonstrate the ministry's commitment to social responsibility.
The extension of the "Kulna Wahid" initiative is part of the Interior Ministry's ongoing efforts to support citizens and provide them with essential goods at affordable prices. The ministry has been working closely with various stakeholders to ensure the success of the initiative, which has been well-received by citizens.
The "Kulna Wahid" initiative is one of several measures taken by the Egyptian government to support citizens and improve their living standards. The initiative has been implemented in response to directives from President el-Sisi to take all necessary measures to support the social protection system for citizens.
The Interior Ministry's efforts to provide essential goods at discounted prices have been welcomed by citizens, who have been facing economic challenges in recent years. The extension of the "Kulna Wahid" initiative is expected to benefit thousands of citizens across the country.
The ministry has urged citizens to take advantage of the initiative and purchase essential goods at discounted prices. The initiative will run for a month, and citizens can find more information about the participating outlets and products on the Interior Ministry's official website.
Key points
- The Egyptian Interior Ministry has extended the "Kulna Wahid" initiative for another month, providing essential goods at discounted prices of up to 40%.
- A total of 2567 branches and outlets will participate in the initiative, offering a wide range of food and non-food items.
- The initiative aims to support citizens and alleviate the financial burden on them, demonstrating the ministry's commitment to social responsibility.
