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Local authorities have announced a new closing time for shops after 11 PM, effective from next Thursday. This decision aims to regulate working hours and improve security conditions in urban areas.
The Ministry of Commerce announced the registration of <strong>1146 transactions</strong> in the brokerage and property valuation professions for the year <strong>2025</strong>. This initiative aims to enhance transparency and regulate the real estate market.
The Port of Damietta has received 28 diverse vessels, reflecting a revival in trade activity in the region. This comes at a time when Egyptian ports are experiencing increased commercial activity.
City Edge Developments has inaugurated a Carrefour store in its Taj Project located in Taj City, marking the second tenant in the project and showcasing its strategy to attract major brands.
The Ministry of Commerce confirmed that the country's stock of essential goods is secure, highlighting the presence of 150 food factories operating efficiently to meet market needs. This announcement comes amid global fluctuations in food prices, emphasizing the importance of securing local needs.
Entrepreneur Thomas Peterffy reveals his vision for predictive markets, suggesting they could represent the next major step in commerce. His comments come at a time when the financial market is undergoing significant transformations.
The Ministry of Commerce's branch in the Northern Borders conducted 3367 inspections, resulting in the discovery of 82 violations. These efforts aim to enhance market oversight and protect consumers.
Authorities have reported the issuance of <strong>845 violations</strong> against businesses that failed to adhere to official closing times. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to regulate markets and enhance the commercial system.
The Ministry of Commerce in Bahrain announced a significant abundance and variety of essential food items, highlighting notable stability in the markets. This announcement comes at a critical time as citizens and residents seek to secure their food needs amidst multiple economic challenges in the region.
Discontent is rising in old Karak due to the ongoing migration of official institutions and shops, threatening the city's historical identity. Residents express concerns over the negative impact on the local economy and social life.
The Egyptian Ministry of Local Development has announced new directives aimed at tightening oversight of public shop closing times. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to ensure compliance with commercial regulations.
The Governor of New Valley confirmed the regular closure of shops as part of efforts to maintain public order and ensure compliance with local laws. This decision is aimed at enhancing security measures in the region.