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Home Gotcha Faraya calls for plan to allocate alternative spots for street vendors Faraya calls for plan to allocate alternative spots for street vendors 18-08-2022 10:44 AM Ammon News - Minister of Interior Mazen Faraya on Wednesday highlighted the importance of developing an executive plan within a specific time frame to end all violations related to street vendors and stall owners on sidewalks throughout the Kingdom. During a coordination meeting, Faraya stressed the need for legal and administrative action, calling for comprehensive solutions to the problem, notably allocating alternative spots for these activities. The allocations would be accompanied by media campaigns to show the official solutions that would be implemented to spare the public the negative impact of this phenomenon, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

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Faraya calls for plan to allocate alternative spots for street vendors

18-08-2022 10:44 AM

Ammon News - Minister of Interior Mazen Faraya on Wednesday highlighted the importance of developing an executive plan within a specific time frame to end all violations related to street vendors and stall owners on sidewalks throughout the Kingdom.

During a coordination meeting, Faraya stressed the need for legal and administrative action, calling for comprehensive solutions to the problem, notably allocating alternative spots for these activities. The allocations would be accompanied by media campaigns to show the official solutions that would be implemented to spare the public the negative impact of this phenomenon, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

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