Parliament asks government to tighten control over food pricing ...Yemen

The Parliament, in its Saturday session, headed by House Speaker Yahya Ali Al-Ra’i, stressed the importance of the government’s commitment to implementing the House’s recommendations to strengthen control over the prices of food commodities and services. The parliament members urged the competent parliamentary committee to go to the field to follow up on the commitment

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