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Deputy Minister of Roads and Urban Development: Two million tons of basic goods have been stored in ports

Sep 16, 2021, 10:41 GMT+1
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The Deputy Minister of Roads and Urban Development said that two million tons of basic goods have been stored in the country's ports "The road organization has promised to transport these two million tons of goods within the next month and a half," he added.

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