Algiers, Algeria – The Ministry of Domestic Trade and Market Regulation has announced the official launch of the 2026 winter sales season, set to begin on January 18th and continue through the end of Ramadan and the Eid al-Fitr holiday.
The ministry stated that this decision comes in response to the growing demand from citizens for shopping opportunities during the winter season. This is particularly true during the month of Ramadan and the days leading up to Eid al-Fitr, a period characterized by increased consumer spending. The timing of the sales allows consumers to benefit from reduced prices during this key period.
The primary goal of these winter sales is to bolster the purchasing power of Algerian citizens, enabling them to acquire a variety of goods and products at discounted prices. The Ministry emphasizes the importance of merchants adhering to the legal framework governing sales, particularly concerning transparency in pricing and the quality of goods offered for sale.
Authorities will be closely monitoring the sales period to ensure compliance with regulations. The Ministry has affirmed that its monitoring services will continue to oversee adherence to applicable laws, thereby safeguarding consumer rights and promoting fair trade practices throughout the winter sales season. The focus will be on ensuring that consumers are protected and that businesses operate ethically during this period of increased commercial activity.
The Ministry encourages consumers to take advantage of the discounts while remaining vigilant and informed about their rights. Retailers are reminded of their responsibility to provide clear and accurate information to customers regarding pricing and product details.
