The governing coalition has decided to cap the commercial markup on basic food items for an additional period of three months.

The governing coalition decided, during the meeting on Monday, to cap the commercial markup on basic food items for an additional period of three months. This measure comes in response to the increase in fuel prices and its impact on the population and the economy.

The leaders of the Coalition discussed concrete measures to limit the effects of the crisis, and a working group was formed to analyze the situation in the energy sector and propose solutions. Among the measures considered is the reduction of the excise duty on fuels. The Coalition emphasized the importance of protecting citizens and maintaining economic balances during this difficult period.