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Algeria - The National Company for Marketing and Distribution of Petroleum Products "Naftal" confirmed today, Saturday in a statement, the availability of all types of tires at its sales points network across various provinces of the country and in the necessary quantities, ensuring that demand is met under the best conditions.
The National Union of Taxi Drivers confirmed that the existing partnership with Naftal has been fruitful, resulting in a series of supply operations since its inception.
Naftal has confirmed, in a statement addressed to all operators and carriers, that tires of all types are available at its sales points across various provinces of the country in sufficient quantities, ensuring that demand is met under the best conditions. The company also stated in its announcement on Saturday, August 1, that it responds promptly and positively to all requests made by representatives of transport professionals, following a series of consultative and coordination meetings with representatives of transport unions, which were dedicated to studying various concerns related to the provision of tires and oils, and finding solutions to ensure the continuity of supply. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.
Naftal confirmed that tires of all types (heavy and light vehicles) are available at its sales network.
The National Company for Marketing and Distribution of Petroleum Products "Naftal" confirmed this Saturday in a statement that it has a sufficient supply of all types of tires at its sales points across various provinces of the country, ensuring that demand is met under the best conditions.
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