Al Meera Consumer Goods Company Wednesday opened temporary outlets ahead of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, in co-operation with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI), the Ministry of Municipality and the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SC).
This initiative aims to give Qatar’s visitors easy access to products throughout the tournament, ensuring them an abundance and diversity of goods. In addition to avoiding overcrowding in the permanent outlets, opening the temporary outlets seeks to provide visitors with the chance to shop, round the clock, seven days a week.
Al Meera has inaugurated 10 temporary outlets across Qatar, eight of which were opened yesterday, and two will open on November 5, namely: West Bay - Onaiza 63 Ezdan, West Bay - Al Dafna 61, Bu Sidra Complex, Umm Ghuwailina Metro station, Al Messila Bus Station, Fan Village in Lusail, Fan Village in Ras Bufontas, Caravan City in Al Messila, Barwa Barahat Al Janoub Property and Barwa Madinatna.
In addition to temporary sales outlets to serve World Cup guests, Al Meera Consumer Goods Company has 64 branches across Qatar. These include 15 sales outlets that are open round the clock, in addition to six branches in the Doha Metro that will be open round the clock, seven days a week.
The MoCI explained that the initiative includes the various regions hosting World Cup guests, hence allowing them to shop for high quality services and products at reasonable prices.
The new temporary outlets started operating yesterday. Al Meera used the distinctive World Cup designs and colours in decorating its outlets.
The authorities concerned have co-operated with Al Meera to provide an adequate stock of various types of consumer goods such as grains, rice, oils, meat and its derivatives, poultry, eggs, cheese, dairy, juices, and foodstuffs of all kinds.
MoCI's director of the Quality Licensing and Market Control Department, Mohamed Ahmed al-Bohashem al-Sayed, said the ministry took several measures to provide the necessary goods and services to visitors and fans of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, through co-ordination with government bodies and relevant authorities, such as the Ministry of Municipality and SC, Qatar News Agency reports.
Director of Administrative Affairs at Al Meera Jassim Ali al-Suroor added that the inauguration of the temporary outlets comes in the context of co-operation with the MoCI, the Ministry of Municipality, SC and other bodies, pointing out that this co-operation resulted in the success of the project in less than 45 days.
This initiative aims to give Qatar’s visitors easy access to products throughout the tournament, ensuring them an abundance and diversity of goods. In addition to avoiding overcrowding in the permanent outlets, opening the temporary outlets seeks to provide visitors with the chance to shop, round the clock, seven days a week.
Al Meera has inaugurated 10 temporary outlets across Qatar, eight of which were opened yesterday, and two will open on November 5, namely: West Bay - Onaiza 63 Ezdan, West Bay - Al Dafna 61, Bu Sidra Complex, Umm Ghuwailina Metro station, Al Messila Bus Station, Fan Village in Lusail, Fan Village in Ras Bufontas, Caravan City in Al Messila, Barwa Barahat Al Janoub Property and Barwa Madinatna.
In addition to temporary sales outlets to serve World Cup guests, Al Meera Consumer Goods Company has 64 branches across Qatar. These include 15 sales outlets that are open round the clock, in addition to six branches in the Doha Metro that will be open round the clock, seven days a week.
The MoCI explained that the initiative includes the various regions hosting World Cup guests, hence allowing them to shop for high quality services and products at reasonable prices.
The new temporary outlets started operating yesterday. Al Meera used the distinctive World Cup designs and colours in decorating its outlets.
The authorities concerned have co-operated with Al Meera to provide an adequate stock of various types of consumer goods such as grains, rice, oils, meat and its derivatives, poultry, eggs, cheese, dairy, juices, and foodstuffs of all kinds.
MoCI's director of the Quality Licensing and Market Control Department, Mohamed Ahmed al-Bohashem al-Sayed, said the ministry took several measures to provide the necessary goods and services to visitors and fans of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, through co-ordination with government bodies and relevant authorities, such as the Ministry of Municipality and SC, Qatar News Agency reports.
Director of Administrative Affairs at Al Meera Jassim Ali al-Suroor added that the inauguration of the temporary outlets comes in the context of co-operation with the MoCI, the Ministry of Municipality, SC and other bodies, pointing out that this co-operation resulted in the success of the project in less than 45 days.