In an effort ease the burden of inflation on basic products, Egypt has began distributing subsidized meals to its citizens. The Meals are available in the Ministry of Supply's outlets across the country. They are family meals with price ranging from 3 to 4 US dollars. Sadly however, even that might not be enough for poorer citizens.
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