Syrian Trading offers a wide variety of stationery and school supplies in its halls in Aleppo

Aleppo-Sana

The Syrian Foundation for Trade in Aleppo has put up a wide variety of stationery and school supplies in its halls with the approaching start of the new school year in a continuous endeavor to positively interfere in the markets and contribute to reducing prices, achieving competition and meeting the needs of citizens.

Abdul Hamid Muslim, Director of the Syrian Trade Branch, said in a statement to the SANA reporter that a variety of stationery has been offered, including bags, notebooks and clothes needed by school students at competitive prices lower than market prices by between 30 and 40 percent, in addition to starting the sale in installments for state workers with a ceiling of one hundred thousand Syrian pounds. Without benefits.

The Sana camera toured a number of stationery shops, where Magda Qarmouta, director of Al Zahraa hall in the Aziziyah district, explained that on the occasion of the school year, a section of the hall was equipped to sell stationery and school supplies with high quality and competitive prices, as it witnessed a remarkable turnout by citizens.

A number of shoppers expressed their satisfaction with the availability and diversity of stationery materials, as Ghalia Zaidan indicated that she bought some notebooks and school supplies for her children at reasonable prices while she frequently visited the Syrian halls, while Muhammad Shehadeh explained that he touched the reductions on prices inside the hall by 30 percent and with high quality in addition to the reception and good handling of Before the hall staff.

In the Syrian Trade Hall in the Akramiyah neighborhood, Khaled Shaban, director of the hall, said that school supplies for students were offered from stationery at low and appropriate prices, which encouraged citizens to come and buy their needs for their children, noting that the demand for purchase increased with the beginning of the students ’school hours.

Fahd Abdullah Al-Jumah and Ali Nassif pointed out that stationery materials are available at reasonable prices.

Qusay Razzouk