Residents Facing Crop Sale Issues in Artsakh to Reach Stepanakert Central Market by Minibus Starting Tomorrow

Residents in Artsakh facing challenges with agricultural product sales will have the opportunity to reach the central market in Stepanakert via intercommunity minibus starting July 8. This was announced by the Ministry of Territorial Administration and Infrastructures of Artsakh.

“There, they will be able to sell their products without paying for a sales booth. At the same time, street trade will be strictly prohibited, and citizens who violate this rule will be held accountable,” the announcement stated. The transfer of agricultural products from rural communities to Stepanakert is being organized to prevent price increases due to resale of goods.

The ministry urged residents of rural communities to avoid creating unnecessary obstacles and to organize product sales as suggested, thereby allowing for a means to sell their own products and partially alleviating social issues faced by urban community residents, including the acquisition of food.”