Prices of meat and poultry in Egypt rose by 5.0% month-on-month (MoM) in January, CAPMAS reported.

As Eid El Adha approaches, surging livestock costs strain household budgets, forcing some to consider alternative practices. However, the spirit of sharing and community remains strong, with the government and charitable organizations offering a way out. Despite the economic challenges, Egyptians strive to uphold Eid El-Adha traditions.

Egypt’s strategic reserve of sugar provided to citizens on ration cards is sufficient for 11 months, as per the Minister of Supply and Internal Trade Ali Moselhy.

Egypt’s strategic wheat reserves are sufficient for three months, Minister of Supply and Internal Trade Ali Moselhy said.

Muslims in Egypt are preparing for the annual Eid Al-Adha Festival; however, this year, inflation in the meat and live animal markets may hamper people’s contributions. Yet, people are willing to sacrifice on Eid to share with the less fortunate. Accordingly, the Egyptian government is working on securing the needs of citizens.