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MoCI organises training workshops for retail outlets and suppliers

<p>DOHA: The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI), represented by the Department of Specialized Licensing and Market Control, organised training workshops for food suppliers and major retail outlets to introduce its electronic services and systems and demonstrate how to use them to streamline procedures and expedite transactions.</p> <p>Participants received practical guidance on submitting…

MoCI organises training workshops for retail outlets and suppliers

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) recently hosted training workshops aimed at educating food suppliers and large retail businesses on the use of their electronic services and systems. The Department of Specialized Licensing and Market Control led the sessions, which focused on demonstrating how these digital tools can simplify procedures and accelerate transactions.

Attendees were given hands-on advice on the process of electronically filing and monitoring applications, along with the necessary prerequisites and steps involved. The training also addressed common obstacles that can cause delays in processing, encouraging businesses to submit complete and precise applications.

The workshops provided a platform for direct interaction between the Ministry's representatives and the suppliers and retailers. This direct engagement allowed MoCI officials to answer questions and gather feedback regarding the difficulties businesses encounter while utilizing electronic systems. The gathered insights will aid MoCI in refining its services and enhancing the overall customer experience.

This initiative underscores MoCI's dedication to fostering collaboration with the private sector, increasing awareness of its electronic services, and offering more accessible and efficient services.

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