Economy Ministry calls for facilitating circulation of worn-out banknotes in Gaza

The Ministry of National Economy called on merchants and citizens to facilitate the circulation of worn-out banknotes in Gaza, to ensure the continuation of buying and selling and the smooth flow of daily commercial transactions. The Ministry emphasized the importance of shared responsibility between shop owners and citizens in dealing with circulating currency, and avoiding practices that hinder circulation.

The Ministry of National Economy called on merchants and citizens in Gaza to facilitate the circulation of worn-out banknotes of the circulating currency, to ensure the continuation of buying and selling and the smooth flow of daily commercial transactions. The Ministry, in a statement issued on Sunday, September 27, 2026, emphasized the importance of shared responsibility between shop owners and citizens in dealing with circulating currency, and avoiding practices that would hinder the movement of circulation or affect the completion of daily transactions. It explained that facilitating cash transactions contributes to enhancing the smooth flow of commercial activity and supporting market stability, serving both citizens and merchants alike, especially under the current economic conditions. The Ministry stressed the importance of raising awareness and cooperation among various parties, to enhance confidence in commercial transactions and help maintain market activity. It affirmed that facilitating cash circulation is a shared national and societal responsibility, requiring everyone's cooperation to serve the national economy and the public interest.