A commercial source announced the registration of 17 trucks for each of the 8 coordinated traders to enter various commodities through Kerem Shalom crossing tomorrow.
The Food and Agricultural Industries Union stated that restricting West Bank products threatens factories, jobs, and production costs in Gaza.
Large quantities of vegetables and fruits have entered for the commercial sector, with expectations of a drop in prices in local markets.
The Ministry of Labour announced temporary employment opportunities for workers and support for agricultural projects in the Gaza Strip with Korean funding and in partnership with UNDP.
A MAS institute paper called for reviving Gaza's private sector by protecting production capacities, amid warnings that current measures are mere local anesthesia under ongoing restrictions and energy shortages.