Damascus-Sana
At the 61st session of the Damascus International Fair, the Syrian Trade Organization booth witnessed a strong demand from visitors to the exhibition who bought their needs of stationery and school dress at suitable prices and discounts.
The pavilion includes a wide variety of school uniforms, stationery, pens and notebooks of various kinds, according to a number of citizens, in a statement to SANA correspondent.Yasser Abdul Ghani, a father of five, pointed out that he went to Damascus International Fair to take advantage of the offers offered by the Syrian trade on school supplies that suit his income.
In turn, Ms. Zahra Haider said that the exhibition is an opportunity for parents to buy necessary school supplies at competitive prices in addition to that it includes a wide variety to take into account all tastes.
With happiness and childhood joy, the two children, Ghaith and Sabri Hadid, embraced their books and colored pencils bought by their father from the wing, expressing their happiness at returning to school two days later.
The child Farah Kaddah mobile among the Syrian exhibits for trade to search for a school bag fit the size of her books and notebooks pointed out that her father bought her some of her school needs today at cheaper prices than those in the shops located in her place of residence and still complete her requirements.
Associate Director of the Syrian Trade Branch in Damascus, Eng. Qassim Muti explained in a statement to SANA that their participation in the exhibition within the sales market comes under the Foundation's campaign entitled "Back to School" and the exhibits span an area of 150 square meters and includes various types of school supplies.
He said that the cuts offered to visitors range from 15 to 40 percent and exhibits are of high quality, which contributed to the increase in the demand of citizens to the pavilion, stressing that the institution is ready to receive any complaint from visitors and address them immediately.
As for the prices of school dress, Maati explained that they range from one thousand to four thousand and five hundred Syrian pounds, calling on citizens to visit the pavilion and buy what suits them and benefit from the discounts provided.
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