The Minister of Industry and Trade discusses the status of the strategic stockpile of wheat and flour.

Minister Discusses Strategic Wheat and Flour Stock in Aden

A Virtual Meeting with Grain Mill Representatives

Today, Dr. Mohammed Al-Ashwal, the Minister of Industry and Trade, held a virtual meeting from Aden with representatives from grain mills and silos across the city and several provinces. The discussion focused on the strategic stock of wheat and flour, supply chains, and the stability of local markets.

Current Stock Levels and Market Supply

During the meeting, Minister Al-Ashwal reviewed the strategic stock of wheat and flour, which currently suffices for over three months. Additionally, the supplies available can meet local market needs for up to six months. This robust stockpile significantly strengthens food security and market stability.

Ensuring Continuous Supply and Price Stability

The meeting, which included Deputy Ministers Dr. Atef Haider for Internal Trade and Mohammed Al-Humaidi for External Trade, addressed necessary measures to ensure the continuous flow of essential goods. The officials emphasized the importance of maintaining stable prices to protect consumers.

Commitment to Affordable Pricing

Minister Al-Ashwal stressed the need for grain mills and silos to meet local market demands at reasonable prices. This approach aims to enhance supply stability and mitigate any potential price fluctuations that could affect consumers.

Investing in Local Food Industries

The Minister also highlighted the importance of boosting investments in silos and mills. He called for expanding the localization of national food industries to further strengthen the strategic stockpile and food security, especially amid ongoing regional and international challenges.

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