''Living in the monde of Ramadan''--''المعيشة في شهر رمضان‬‎''

 First I would like to talk about the items that are on the list of consumption during the holy month of Ramadan
Every  year, as the month of Ramadan approaches, the consumer activity of the  citizens rises, in parallel with the abundance that the markets know in  many foodstuffs as well as some household items.

This growing growth in consumption is accompanied by many negative phenomena in the economy of living.
Due  to the citizen's control of eating and drinking throughout the day, his  demand for food consumption of vegetables, fruits, meat, eggs, milk,  nuts and so on increases compared to other months. Thankfully, Morocco  has these materials in this year well. Some illegal practices of monopoly, speculations and fraud.

The question is, is there a control over the prices that are rising in this blessed month despite their availability?
Despite  the abundance of these consumables, there are some middlemen who  control them and this category does not benefit the consumer, not the  small farmer.

Now,  for example, a week before the month of Ramadan, we find a tender in  Qatani and lentils, which cost about 25 dirhams per kilogram, chickpeas  and sardine fish, although Morocco has two façades, free of other  materials. There is an abundance of these important substances, but  there are two sides that can not be controlled It  is only through inspection and inspection, namely, quality, whether it  is storage, preparing food, and prices. We find codified materials, but  we also find free and unregulated materials. Some sellers exploit them  by manipulating their prices. This category must be monitored and  punished by reporting some illegal practices of monopoly, Yated.

So  the citizen has to take advantage of this spiritual month, which is not  a month of waste and extravagance, but a month of constipation, and it  must be noted that after Ramadan is waiting for a summer holiday, in  addition to school entry and Eid al-Adha and other expenses, Month savings not in waste.