Damascus-Sana
A number of countries in the world will participate in the activities of the sixty-first session of the Damascus International Fair in a message of solidarity with Syria and its people, while other countries in the exhibition found an opportunity to introduce their culture, industries and investment fields.
In a statement to SANA, Cuban Ambassador to Damascus Miguel Porto Barga pointed out that his country's participation in the exhibition expresses its solidarity and support for Syria, pointing out that the large presence of companies, businessmen and representatives of countries is proof of the success of the exhibition and a challenge to unilateral coercive economic measures imposed by the United States.
The Cuban embassy in the pavilion between Porto Barga offers samples of Cuban medicines and famous products as well as posters showing the most prominent tourist attractions in Cuba.
From the "Pink City" of Yerevan, the Armenian pavilion welcomes you and invites you to taste the most delicious chocolate. The visitor will find samples of dried fruits, honey and various Armenian juices.
The Armenian pavilion also includes samples of stones used in Armenian construction and architecture, especially the pink stone, which is famous for the Armenian capital.
Third Secretary of the Armenian Embassy Robin Sogoyan said that his country participated in the last three sessions of the exhibition, expressing his hope that the exhibition will be one of the events that have a positive impact on the Syrian economy and contribute to bring more investments to the Syrian market, especially with regard to the reconstruction phase. .
Upon arrival at the Indonesian embassy pavilion, you will be impressed by the sound of the music you play there and will be delighted to taste the candy made from coffee beans and tamarind.
Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia in Damascus Wajid Fawzi affirmed his country's keenness to participate in various international exhibitions held by Syria such as Aleppo and Damascus international exhibitions and reconstruction exhibition in reference to the depth of friendship relations between the two countries.
Ambassador Fawzi considered that the Damascus International Fair is an opportunity to strengthen bilateral trade relations and to introduce Indonesian tourism, culture, food, music and traditional clothes, calling on Syrian economic, cultural and commercial activities to participate in the exhibitions organized by his country.
At the Pakistani embassy pavilion, visitors are drawn to the aesthetics of the Onyx stone, as well as numerous wooden sculptures that show the craftsmanship of Pakistanis.
Farooq Mashhour from the Pakistani embassy pointed out that the pavilion includes many wood crafts and stone figures known to Pakistan in addition to hand-made carpets as well as a number of surgical tools, especially related to dentistry in addition to some sports tools and samples of rice and spices and posters identifying the famous crops in the country and some Copper works and brochures are actively known as the Pakistani school in Damascus.
Mashhour pointed out that Pakistan did not close its embassy in Damascus during the crisis years and hopes that many Pakistani businessmen will be able to participate in the activities of the exhibition in its upcoming sessions.
Among the countries present at the exhibition is South Africa, where the charge d'affaires of its embassy in Damascus Solomzi Mahalana pointed out that his country and Syria share a long history of distinguished relations, pointing out that South Africa's participation in the exhibition is an expression of its support for the Syrian people and government.
In the Pavilion of the Republic of the Philippines, posters featuring tourist destinations, traditional dress of various Philippine tribes and food products will attract you.
"We are delighted to see the wide participation of countries and we hope that our country will be able to conclude contracts to supply its food products to Syria," said Romitoito Mendoza, from the Philippine embassy wing.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) is participating in the exhibition by introducing its famous products, especially those containing ginseng, according to Choi Kang Chul of the embassy. This plant has great benefits in enhancing body immunity, preventing cancer and memory.
The Director of the Pavilion of the Republic of Northern Macedonia Raghad Khalil indicated that the aim of the participation is to encourage investment in Macedonia, which provides great facilities, especially in the import and export sector, where it has abolished customs duties on the materials entering its territory, indicating that the pavilion includes leaflets and samples of food products and textiles.
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