Saudi Ministry of Commerce conducts 3,500 inspections in Makkah

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•The Ministry of Commerce focused inspections in Makkah, a major religious and economic center.
•The Ministry of Municipalities conducted more than 20,000 inspection tours in the first 10 days of Ramadan.
•The inspections target compliance with commercial laws and consumer protection standards.
•The timing coincides with Ramadan, when market activity and consumer demand typically increase.

What Could Happen If...

▸If the Ministry of Commerce continues rigorous inspections throughout Ramadan then consumer confidence and market fairness in Makkah could improve, benefiting both residents and pilgrims.

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🌍Gulf Cooperation Council

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🏛Saudi Ministry of Commerce

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MESaudi GazetteMinistry of Municipalities conducts over 20,000 inspection tours during first 10 days of Ramadan MESaudi GazetteMinistry of Commerce conducts 3,500 inspection visits in Makkah

The Saudi Ministry of Commerce conducted 3,500 inspection visits in Makkah to enforce commercial regulations and protect consumers. These inspections help maintain fair trade and market safety in a city that hosts millions of visitors annually. The Ministry of Municipalities also carried out over 20,000 inspection tours during the first 10 days of Ramadan, indicating heightened regulatory activity during this period.