Jeta Rafuna, the Director of Agriculture and Rural Development for the capital city, announced her involvement in the launch of the Mobile Market. This initiative is designed to enhance accessibility to local produce by bringing goods closer to residents, while simultaneously creating improved avenues for farmers to market and sell their agricultural products. In a statement posted on Facebook, Rafuna detailed her attendance at the launch, which she shared with the Deputy Mayor of the Capital City, Florian Dushi.
She noted, “Today, together with the Deputy Mayor of the Capital City, Florian Dushi, we visited the launch of the Mobile Market, an initiative that brings local production closer to citizens and creates better opportunities for our farmers to promote and sell their products.”
Rafuna underscored the commitment of the Directorate of Agriculture and Rural Development to the local agricultural sector. She reaffirmed the department’s ongoing support for both local farmers and producers. The establishment of the Mobile Market is positioned as a key effort to strengthen local food systems within the city.
By facilitating direct consumer access to goods from local cultivators, the program aims to boost economic opportunities for rural producers and improve the supply chain within the capital area.
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