Government authorities overseeing the agricultural sector announced a new mechanism for issuing import licenses through specialized electronic platforms, confirming the implementation of an agricultural calendar that bans the import of 33 locally available crops. These measures are part of an effort to protect national products, prevent the market from being flooded with competing crops, and ensure that farmers achieve rewarding economic returns to avoid financial losses. Competent authorities reaffirmed their commitment to government decisions canceling import licenses for most goods, with exceptions for specific materials required for health and security purposes that are subject to strict official approvals. They noted that ongoing efforts aim to regulate import operations through robust administrative guidelines to help stabilize prices in domestic markets.