DAMASCUS, (SANA) - More than 20 Iraqi companies participated in the 61st Damascus International Fair with a number of dysfunctional products
Damascus-Sana
More than 20 Iraqi companies participate in the 61st Damascus International Fair with a number of different products in front of visitors to the exhibition, most notably dates, leather industries, hand-made carpets, furniture and food.
In a statement to SANA, Director of the pavilion Hamad Fadl Al-Owaid said that the participating Iraqi companies represent the public, private and joint sectors and seek through these partnerships to develop and enhance trade exchange between the two countries and expand their sales market in Syria, noting the importance of Damascus International Fair for the presence of a large number of Arab and foreign companies. Opportunities for trade cooperation between them.
The director of the pavilion pointed to the keenness of Iraqi companies to participate in the Damascus International Fair because the Syrian market is a large and promising market and that the Iraqi companies are looking for a wide participation of Syrian companies in various fields at the Baghdad International Fair next November, especially that Syrian goods are very needed in Iraq, especially materials Of vegetables and fruits.
In a similar statement, Alaa al-Nouri, a member of the Board of Directors of Baghdad Chamber of Commerce and Chairman of the Center for Investment and International Exhibitions, pointed out that the Chamber participates with a number of companies and institutions of its members, which enhances the definition of Iraqi products more broadly, revealing the arrival of 180 Iraqi businessmen tomorrow to Syria to meet with a number of Syrian businessmen He also set new plans to activate trade between the two countries in conjunction with the reopening of the Albukamal border crossing between the two countries at the end of September, which will increase and facilitate trade exchange between the two countries.
SANA monitored the views of a number of Iraqis visiting Syria for tourism in conjunction with the days of the Damascus International Fair, where Umm Haidar indicated that she has been visiting Syria for 10 days and was keen to visit the Damascus International Fair to see what all countries are offering, expressing her joy to visit her country's pavilion.
Hadeel Jabbar from Iraq pointed out that she had visited Syria more than once, but it was the first time she visited the Damascus International Fair, expressing her happiness with the participation of her country in the distinguished exhibition from various aspects and noted that Syrian products are widely wanted in Iraq, especially high-quality clothing and cosmetics.
Ines Svan
