The spokesperson for the Municipal Guard Agency, Ahmed Al-Na’im, spoke to the our source about the latest developments in price control, saying: “The chamber located at Janzur Municipal Guard Officers College monitors all prices formed and provides its results in real-time to the specialized committee formed, which is currently chaired by the head of the agency, and it meets every Sunday. One of the recommendations is to issue the pricing list, which has been referred to the Prime Minister.”
He also said: “We are waiting for the pricing list to be issued, and relatively, some goods in the Libyan market have decreased in price, some of which are proportional to the citizen’s income, and some are not. This is due to the citizen’s taste, and the satisfaction with a product depends on the citizen. Some people want it at cost price, some want it at a small profit, and some can take it as it is.”
According to Al-Na’im, the problem is due to the non-activation of the price budget fund within the Libyan state, which causes a price fluctuation.
