According to Khabar Online, Ahmed Midari, the Minister of Cooperation, Labor and Social Welfare, announced the continuation of the implementation of the electronic product catalog without any change in the current policies of the government and emphasized that all the stores on the contract side are obliged to supply the goods included in this plan.
Online Economy wrote in a news: At the end of his two-day trip to Ardabil province, he told reporters about the latest status of connecting large and small stores to the Kalaberg project: The government’s policy regarding the supply of goods included in the Kalaberg scheme has not changed, and all stores on the contract side must provide the designated products to the people.
Chain stores still offer merchandise
The Minister of Cooperation, Labor and Social Welfare, referring to the continued support of the 14th government to different sections of the society, especially vulnerable households, said that the supply of goods included in the list in various stores continues.
According to Midari, the chain stores also participate in the Kalaberg project as before, and people can buy the goods they need without worry and according to the routine of the previous months.
He emphasized that the purchase conditions of households have not changed compared to the past and the government’s policy in the field of providing basic goods through this plan is still in place.
Most households purchase merchandise in the first three to four days
Referring to the shopping pattern of Kalaberg beneficiaries, Midari stated that the majority of people’s purchases are still devoted to basic goods.
He added that a significant part of the households covered by Kalaberg make their purchases in the first three to four days; An issue that shows the main focus of the users of this plan on providing essential and needed household items.
Are those included in the catalog removed?
One of the topics of interest to households is the possibility of removing some people from the list of beneficiaries. The Minister of Cooperation, Labor and Social Welfare announced in this regard that no information has been provided regarding the removal of the beneficiaries of this plan.
Therefore, according to Midari’s statement, there is still no definite and announced decision about removing a group of households from the list of Kalaberg recipients.
Increasing the credibility of Kalaberg in the order of government review
The Minister of Cooperation, Labor and Social Welfare further pointed to the government’s plans for the development of the Kalaberg project and said: “The final conclusion on the two issues of developing stores on the contract side and increasing the credit rate of Kalaberg is underway.”
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