The Ministry of Economic Development and Trade launched the Agu Magu Portal, a platform giving the public access to the lowest available prices for essential food items, currently covering Malé and Hulhumale' with plans to expand to the atolls. Prices are based on data collected by Ministry inspectors, and traders may post their own prices, which the Ministry will monitor.
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The purpose of this application is to enhance accessibility to essential food items, ensuring that they remain affordable for the public during Ramadan.
This is an important step in creating a transparent market environment.
Our inspectors will continue visiting stores, verifying prices, and ensuring that they match the information posted on the portal.
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A new platform aimed at helping the public track market prices for essential goods during Ramadan has been officially launched by the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade. The Agu Magu Portal, launched by Minister Mohamed Saeed, is designed to ensure transparency and promote affordable prices for household food items throughout the holy month.
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