Perlis FAMA Implementing 30 Agro MADANI Sales From This Month To March 2026
Its director, Mohd Anzara Azizan said the programme will be implemented in housing areas, government complexes as well as mosque compounds, in collaboration with Perlis Islamic Religious Affairs Department (JAIPs).
In this regard, he said the implementation of the Agro MADANI Sales targeted a total sales value of RM450,000 with the involvement of 450 traders offering goods such as meat, chicken, fish, seafood and vegetables.
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