The Ministry of Agriculture announced its adherence to the agricultural calendar, which includes banning the import of 33 locally available crops. This move aims to protect domestic products, support farmers, and achieve market price stability. The ministry confirmed the continued
enforcement of resolutions banning the import of most goods through border crossings, with the exception of 14 items subject to strict health and security controls, such as veterinary medicines and seeds. It clarified that issuing import licenses for permitted items
is currently managed through precise regulatory procedures utilizing three electronic platforms to ensure transparency and proper monitoring.
