The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has issued recommendations on five proposals, including the import of 6,200 tonnes of dates for the upcoming Ramadan and the procurement of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from three companies. The decisions were taken during a committee meeting held on Thursday (November 12).
Date Import Decision
The committee approved a proposal to import 6,200 tonnes of dates to ensure adequate supply and price stability in the market during Ramadan. The initiative is expected to meet consumer demand during the holy month, according to sources familiar with the matter.LNG Procurement from Three Firms
The meeting also recommended proposals for importing LNG from three companies. The move is seen as part of efforts to meet the country's energy demand and ensure an uninterrupted gas supply during Ramadan.Recommendations on Five Proposals
A total of five proposals were placed before the committee, all of which received recommendations. While details of the remaining proposals have not yet been disclosed, the relevant ministries have been instructed to take necessary steps for implementation.If implemented, the decisions are expected to help stabilise the market for essential commodities and prevent any energy supply crisis during Ramadan. The government will monitor the import and distribution processes to ensure timely execution.