Progress of Work at Economy, Industry Office in Sa'ada discussed
A meeting in Sa'ada province on Tuesday, chaired by governor Mohammed Jaber Awad, discussed the progress of work at the Economy, Industry, and Investment Office, its performance level, and measures to boycott American and Israeli products.
The meeting, attended by Province Undersecretary Mohammed al-Baadani, reviewed the office's performance and activity, its field missions, and its role in monitoring prices and curbing price increases, as well as monitoring the conditions of markets and shops, especially in light of the ongoing aggression and blockade.
The governor emphasized the importance of strengthening the office's efforts to monitor and monitor markets and adherence to price lists. He emphasized the need to strengthen oversight and raise awareness of the boycott of American and Israeli goods and products, as well as companies that support the criminal Zionist entity.
For his part, Khaled al-Dhaiban, director of the Province's Office of Economy, Industry and Investment, explained that the supply situation for goods and services in the governorate is stable, noting that the office has put in place a mechanism to monitor price-related violations in the event of any violations.
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