The Governor of Qalyubia, Dr. Eng. Hussam Abdel Fattah, recently conducted an inspection of strategic warehouses owned by the General Company for Wholesale Trade in Qalyubia. This visit aimed to assess their readiness and the stockpile of essential goods. The inspection is part of the governorate's efforts to guarantee the availability of citizens' needs. The warehouses play a crucial role in supporting the supply chain by storing large quantities of goods.
The inspected area comprises six strategic warehouses with a capacity of 3,000 tons each, totaling 18,000 tons. Additionally, there are six other warehouses designated for subsidized goods, each with a capacity of 1,000 tons, making a total of 6,000 tons. Consequently, the total storage capacity of all warehouses amounts to 24,000 tons. This substantial capacity enhances the supply system's ability to store significant quantities of goods.
During the inspection, the governor reviewed the mechanisms for receiving, storing, and distributing goods within the warehouses. He also examined the current stockpile and the regularity of supply, storage, and distribution processes. Dr. Abdel Fattah emphasized the importance of maintaining safe levels of strategic stockpiles. He highlighted the need for continuous coordination between the governorate, the supply ministry, and the General Company for Wholesale Trade.
The governor stressed the importance of coordinating between the governorate, the Ministry of Supply, and the General Company for Wholesale Trade. This coordination ensures the smooth movement of supplies and the availability of subsidized and essential goods. It also enables swift response to any needs that may affect the stability of the distribution system. The governor's emphasis on this coordination underscores the commitment to maintaining a stable supply chain.
Dr. Eng. Hussam Abdel Fattah affirmed that the governorate prioritizes the availability of essential goods and the enhancement of strategic stockpiles. This is achieved through continuous on-site monitoring of warehouses and distribution outlets. The goal is to meet the needs of citizens across various regions of Qalyubia. The governor's focus on this matter highlights the administration's dedication to ensuring the well-being of its citizens.
The inspection tour is part of the governorate's regular monitoring of the supply system. It aims to verify the readiness of warehouses and their capacity to accommodate required quantities. This, in turn, supports market stability and maintains the regular supply of essential and subsidized goods. The presence of several high-ranking officials during the inspection demonstrates the governorate's commitment to this endeavor.
The inspection was attended by several notable figures, including Dr. Tamer Salah, Deputy Minister of Supply for Qalyubia; Brigadier General Wail Taher, Head of Qalyubia Center and City; and Mohamed Al-Qatawi, Director of the General Company for Wholesale Trade in Qalyubia. Their presence highlights the collaborative effort between various entities to ensure the success of this initiative.
Key points
- The governorate aims to ensure the availability of essential goods through continuous monitoring and strategic stockpiling.
- The inspected warehouses have a total capacity of 24,000 tons, supporting the region's supply system.
- The governor emphasized the importance of coordination between relevant authorities to maintain a stable supply chain.
