Egypt confirms over 6 months of strategic supply for basic commodities amid regional tensions
Farouk said the supply situation remains stable despite ongoing regional instablities and their potential impact on global markets.
He stressed that proactive measures have been taken in coordination with relevant authorities to ensure the continued availability of essential goods at reasonable prices.
The minister also noted that the government is maintaining regular field inspections to prevent any monopolistic practices or price manipulation.
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