Rural Damascus - SANA
A wide variety of food and consumer goods, textiles, cleaning materials, school supplies, household and electrical appliances, with good quality and prices suitable for people with limited income, included (The First Charitable Market) organized by the Massa Corporation for Exhibitions and Conferences in cooperation with the Syrian Trade Corporation in Jaramana Hall (Syrian Mall of Trade).
The Director General of the Massa Foundation, Khaled Haswani, stated in a statement to SANA that the basic idea of the market is to provide support and discounts on prices and discounts on products for the benefit of the citizen by breaking the mediation circles as much as possible, pointing to the participation of about 50 companies from the public and private sectors while taking all measures to address the Coronavirus. .
The assistant director of the Syrian Trade Corporation, Engineer Elias Mashta, indicated in a similar statement that the hall was provided free of charge to merchants to display their materials and products at reduced prices from 15 to 30 percent, indicating that the special hall for Syrian Trade provides materials with good quality and competitive prices of 30 to 40 percent every day. In foodstuffs, to 70% in stationery, and 50% in electrical, household and iron items.
Promotion manager for one of the food companies participating in the market, Muhammad Mu'zal, stated that they offer discounts on the prices of their products (mate, tea, Nescafe, flowers and biscuits) ranging from 15 to 30 percent, indicating the importance of opening such festivals in the Jaramana region because it is a densely populated area and thus providing support to the largest number Maybe.
In turn, the production manager of one of the participating skin care products and sterilizers, Louay Oqba, stated that they are participating for the first time in such events because their company is new in the market and thus it is an opportunity to promote and introduce their products, pointing to their wing that includes sterilizers, shampoos and some medical cosmetics.
Yara Al-Murtada, a visitor to the market, indicated in a statement to SANA that she went to the hall to shop for her daughter's stationery and bought chocolate, cheese, washing powder and a number of household items, stressing that the prices are lower than the market and suitable for those with limited income.
The activities of the first charity market will continue until September 29.
The Minister of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection Talal Al-Barazi and the Governor of Damascus Countryside, Eng. Alaa Ibrahim, participated in the opening of the market activities.
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