Egypt releases discounted goods to curb high prices

Egypt, through a six-month initiative, is aiming to lower the prices of basic commodities and regulate markets. The plan involves initially offering 12 goods at discounted prices out of a total of 30, with gradual expansion, in order to increase supply and stabilize prices. The initiative faces challenges, notably that its impact remains limited and temporary, especially given the rising global production costs. The plans include expanding sales outlets, one-day markets, and mobile kiosks, with the participation of approximately 284 outlets and opening the door for private sector involvement. The goal is to reduce intermediate links and provide goods at affordable prices for citizens.

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