The Governor of Taiz inspects markets, confirming the continued availability of goods and stability of the supply situation in the province.

Governor of Taiz Inspects Markets Amid Ongoing Blockade

On Tuesday, Governor Nabil Shamsan visited several retail shops and wholesalers in the city of Taiz. His aim was to assess the availability of food supplies and essential goods, as well as the stability of buying and selling activities. This visit comes in light of the exceptional circumstances and the blockade imposed by Houthi militias on the city.

Ensuring Supply Stability

During the field visit, Governor Shamsan, accompanied by the Deputy Governor for Services, Engineer Rashad Al-Akhali, and the Director of the Industry and Trade Office, Abdul Rahman Al-Qala’a, listened to traders’ explanations regarding the availability of food items and essential goods. He emphasized that local authorities continuously monitor the supply situation and coordinate with relevant agencies and the commercial sector to maintain market stability and ensure citizens’ needs are met.

Importance of Normal Trade Activity

Shamsan stressed the importance of maintaining normal commercial activity and ensuring the availability of basic needs for citizens. He highlighted the necessity of cooperation and coordination among various entities and the commercial sector.

Direct Market Oversight

The governor explained that this field visit aims to directly monitor market conditions, verify the availability of goods, and stabilize the supply situation. He also seeks to enhance measures to address the repercussions of the blockade.

Meeting with the Chamber of Commerce

In a related context, Governor Shamsan visited the headquarters of the Taiz Chamber of Commerce and Industry, where he held a meeting with its leadership. They discussed the supply situation, the availability of food items and essential goods, commercial activity levels, and joint efforts to maintain market stability.

Partnership for Stability

Shamsan affirmed the importance of the partnership between local authorities, the Chamber of Commerce, and the private sector. This collaboration aims to sustain commercial activity and provide citizens with essential needs. He also stressed the need for legal actions against any monopolistic or exploitative practices that could harm the market or citizens.

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