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Ramadan: Ministry of Internal Trade Launches Awareness Campaign on Consumption Rationalization

January 29, 2026اقتصاد | الإذاعة الجزائريةradioalgerie.dzTranslated from Arabic
Ramadan: Ministry of Internal Trade Launches Awareness Campaign on Consumption Rationalization

The Ministry of Internal Trade and National Market Regulation announced today, Thursday, the launch of an awareness campaign to rationalize consumption among citizens in anticipation of the month of Ramadan. This campaign, organized under the slogan 'The abundance is there... Rationalizing consumption is your choice' and 'Ramadan is a holy month, do not make it a race in waste', includes a 'comprehensive' awareness program featuring media flashes, awareness publications, and field activities in coordination with various stakeholders, the source added.

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