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Abu Dhabi's old grocery stores to close by June 30
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, May 09 - 2013 at 01:18
The committee in charge of reorganising grocery stores in Abu Dhabi has said that dozens of old grocery stores in the UAE capital city and its outskirts, which did not register for a renovation scheme being implemented by the authorities, are to be closed down by the end of June, Gulf News has reported. However, the official spokesman for the committee, Mohammad Jalal Al Rayssi said that many more stores will open soon to replace stores facing closure. "The recent introduction of convenience stores by prominent retail chains is just the beginning," said Al Rayssi. "Many more such companies and other investors will open new stores in the coming days," he said.
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