The Minister of Industry, Entrepreneurship, Trade, and Innovation (MINTI), Mimoza Kusari-Lila, recently convened with municipal inspectors who are now integrated into the Central Market Supervision Inspectorate (IQMT). During the meeting, Minister Kusari-Lila formally welcomed fifteen inspectors who have been transferred from local jurisdictions, a transition mandated by the Law on the Central Market Supervision Inspectorate. The Minister emphasized that this strategic transfer significantly enhances the operational capacity of the IQMT, which operates under the oversight of MINTI.
This development is framed as a key step in advancing the broader reform efforts concerning market supervision across the nation. The consolidation of these personnel strengthens the centralized oversight mechanism designed to regulate commercial activities. With the addition of the fifteen transferred personnel, the total complement of IQMT inspectors has increased to thirty-nine.
This represents a notable expansion from the previous complement of twenty-four inspectors. The structural adjustment centralizes expertise and resources, allowing for a more cohesive and robust approach to overseeing the central market environment. This enhanced staffing level is intended to ensure that market supervision standards are applied consistently and effectively across all regulated commercial sites, thereby solidifying the regulatory framework for trade.
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