Qatar MoCI and Hassad Food unite to manage Central Markets

Qatar MoCI-Hassad Food Company Partnership
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By Shilpa Annie Joseph, Sr. Content Head
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The Qatar Ministry of Commerce and Industry has signed an agreement for the management, operation, and service provision of the Central Markets with Hassad Food Company, covering Al Sailiya Central Market, Al Wakra Central Market, and Umm Salal Central Market.

The agreement focuses on maintaining ongoing collaboration with Hassad Food Company to organize the Central Markets. Furthermore, it aims to improve service efficiency, create a better work environment within the markets, and enhance the quality of services provided to both traders and consumers. Ultimately, the agreement supports the country’s national food security system.

The MoCI-Hassad Food Agreement agreement was signed by HE Mohammed bin Hassan Al Malki, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, and Eng. Ali Hilal Al Kuwari, Chief Executive Officer of Hassad Food Company.

The signing of this agreement is a key part of the Ministry’s ongoing efforts to improve the management and operation of its affiliated facilities, in line with best practices. It also aims to strengthen partnerships with the private sector, ensure the efficient use of public assets, boost operational efficiency, and promote the long-term sustainability of the Central Markets.

The MoCI and Hassad Food agreement also seeks to regulate work processes within the markets, enhance operational and maintenance standards, and improve the quality of services offered. It aims to ensure compliance with health and technical regulations, facilitating seamless commercial activity, protecting stakeholders, and strengthening market stability and product diversity.

Dr. Mohammed Mubarak Al Ameri, Director of Quality License and Market Control Department at the MoCI, said that this joint step between the MoCI and Hassad Food for the management of central markets falls within the framework of the dual cooperation process that was launched about six years ago, to develop central markets and improve public facilities, in addition to increasing services for consumers and investors.

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