The Egyptian Ministry of Interior's "Kulna Wahid" initiative has launched its 28th phase, aiming to provide essential goods at reduced prices. The initiative, which began on October 1 and will run until the end of the month, seeks to meet citizens' needs at lower costs. This phase has seen the participation of major commercial and industrial entities, offering discounts of up to 40% on food items and products from various companies.
As part of the current phase, the Ministry of Interior has coordinated with industrial and commercial giants, as well as large retail chains, to expand the initiative's reach. A total of 2567 outlets and branches have joined the initiative, spread across the country. This includes 2558 retail chains, 5 mobile convoys, and 4 open-air showrooms, significantly broadening the availability of discounted goods to citizens in various governorates.
The initiative not only operates through dedicated outlets but also utilizes 1400 fixed and mobile points located in main squares and streets, supplemented by mobile vehicles from the "Aman" system. This multi-channel approach ensures that citizens have easy access to affordable products. The Ministry of Interior provides detailed information on participating outlets and their locations through its official website, enabling citizens to find the nearest discount outlets.
The 28th phase of "Kulna Wahid" is part of the Ministry of Interior's ongoing efforts to make basic goods more affordable. By collaborating with various sectors of the ministry, security directorates, and commercial and industrial entities, the initiative aims to widely provide products to citizens. This phase will continue until the end of October, offering discounted food and non-food items for a month.
The "Kulna Wahid" initiative has been instrumental in providing citizens with essential goods at reduced prices. By engaging major retail chains and industrial entities, the initiative has managed to keep prices in check. The discounts, reaching up to 40%, cover a wide range of products, making it easier for citizens to afford their basic needs.
The Ministry of Interior's efforts to ensure the availability of affordable goods are complemented by the participation of various commercial and industrial players. The initiative's expansion to include 2567 outlets reflects the government's commitment to addressing citizens' concerns about prices. As the initiative progresses, it is expected to have a positive impact on the cost of living.
With the 28th phase of "Kulna Wahid" underway, citizens can expect to continue benefiting from discounted prices on essential goods. The initiative's success in providing affordable products has made it a significant contributor to the government's efforts to improve living standards. As the phase comes to a close, evaluations will likely focus on its impact on prices and citizens' purchasing power.
Key points
- The "Kulna Wahid" initiative offers discounts of up to 40% on food and non-food items through 2567 outlets nationwide.
