The Egyptian Ministry of Interior is continuing its 'Kulna Wahid' initiative, now in its 28th phase, which aims to provide essential goods at discounted prices to citizens. The initiative, extended until the end of October, offers reductions of up to 40% on food items in collaboration with major commercial chains and industrial entities. This effort seeks to alleviate the financial burden on Egyptian families by making basic goods more affordable.
The current phase of 'Kulna Wahid' features an extensive network of outlets, including 2558 commercial chains, 5 mobile convoys, and 4 open-air sheds, totaling 2567 branches and outlets across Egypt. This widespread presence enables citizens to benefit from the discounts in various geographical areas, enhancing access to essential goods at lower prices.
In addition to the 'Kulna Wahid' initiative, the Ministry of Interior also provides goods through 1400 fixed and mobile outlets under the 'Aman' system. Furthermore, mobile caravans are stationed in main squares and streets to broaden the availability of products at reduced prices, ensuring that citizens have multiple avenues to purchase necessities at affordable rates.
The Ministry of Interior has made it convenient for citizens to locate participating outlets and sales points by providing a dedicated section on its official website. This resource allows individuals to easily find where they can purchase discounted goods, making the initiative more accessible and user-friendly.
The continuation of the 'Kulna Wahid' initiative reflects the Ministry of Interior's commitment to supporting Egyptian citizens by making essential goods more affordable. By partnering with various commercial and industrial entities, the ministry aims to expand its network of participating outlets, thereby increasing the availability of discounted goods across the country.
The 'Kulna Wahid' initiative has been instrumental in providing relief to Egyptian families by offering a wide range of goods at discounted prices. With its extensive network of outlets and the inclusion of mobile sales points, the initiative ensures that citizens from different regions can benefit from the reduced prices, contributing to the overall well-being of the community.
As the initiative nears its conclusion at the end of October, citizens are encouraged to take advantage of the remaining opportunities to purchase essential goods at discounted prices. The Ministry of Interior's efforts to sustain this initiative demonstrate its dedication to addressing the needs of the Egyptian people and supporting their economic stability.
Key points
- The 'Kulna Wahid' initiative offers discounts of up to 40% on food items.
- The initiative features 2567 branches and outlets across Egypt.
- Citizens can find participating outlets on the Ministry of Interior's official website.
