Mauritania Is Launching a Massive Inspection Campaign on Meat Markets and Fuel Stations in the Medea Desert.
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Yesterday, the Ministry of Trade and Tourism, through its relevant interests, conducted a large-scale inspection campaign in Nouakchott, with the aim of controlling the price of red meat, verifying its quality, weights and methods of display and sale, as well as inspecting distribution stations A.
The Ministry of Trade and Tourism of Mauritania, Sunday, launched an extensive inspection campaign in the capital, Nouakchott, to monitor the price and quality of red meat and to verify the compliance of fuel stations with official prices and the availability of petroleum materials, in the framework of tight market controls. The Minister of Commerce and Tourism, Zainab Bint Ahmadneh, supervised the launching of the campaign by consumer protectio…
On Sunday morning, Minister of Commerce and Tourism Zeinab Bint Ahmadinah supervised the launch of a field inspection campaign in Nouakchott, carried out by consumer protection and fraud suppression teams, aimed at controlling the price, quality, weight and sales of red meat, as well as the inspection of fuel stations to reduce monopolistic and fraudulent practices. The teams, led by the Director of Consumer Protection, carried out tours in the …
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