Marseille allocates 28 million euros to support merchants before the holiday season
The city of Marseille is moving to revive its commercial sector with a financial support package and administrative facilities to compensate for recent losses.
In a move aimed at restoring economic vitality to the city center, authorities in Marseille have announced a budget of 28 million euros to support local merchants. This measure comes at a critical time ahead of the holiday season and the end of the year.
According to media reports, the French government is seeking to provide additional facilities for merchants, allowing them to open their stores on Sundays. This initiative aims to offset financial losses in the retail sector following recent unrest and looting in the area.
These efforts are part of a broader plan to ensure the stability of commercial activity, with the city hoping that these measures will help attract shoppers once again and stimulate the local economy during the busiest time of the year.