Damascus - Sana
The Abkhaz Trade House, which aims to display Abkhaz products in Syria, and exchange and barter for them, was opened today in the central Dummar incubator for traditional crafts, within the framework of economic and cultural cooperation between the two countries.
Tamila Mertskulava, head of the chambers of industry and commerce in the Republic of Abkhazia, who participated in the opening, explained that the opening of the Abkhaz house aims to display Abkhaz materials and goods in Syria, indicating that it will contribute to strengthening trade relations and that work is underway to open a Syrian house in Abkhazia, which will contribute to strengthening and strengthening relations between the two countries.
Luay Shuko, director of the incubator, confirmed in a statement to the representative of SANA that the opening of the House of the Republic of Abkhazia in the Dumar incubator will play a role in the exchange of experiences and craft products between the two sides, and will contribute to the development of craftsmanship by exchanging information and external exhibitions and providing the necessary expertise to the trainers of the Dumar incubator, in addition to promoting the heritage and handicrafts.
Shakou pointed out that there is coordination to open similar homes for both Iraq and Iran in the next stage, which will lead to the development of the Syrian heritage industry by opening new outlets for it and supporting the national economy.
Adnan Tebjki, Secretary of the Incubator Trainer, Damar, pointed out that Abkhazia is the first country to open a center in the incubator, which is the first gathering of craftsmen and elders of the Kar, noting that one of its goals is to teach the handicrafts and heritage professions of those looking for work in addition to the children of martyrs and people with disabilities.
Majid Haqqi, a member of the incubator's board of directors, stated that the incubator will enhance the exchange of goods between the two countries, as Abkhazia will barter Syrian goods for raw materials such as wood and other products.
For his part, Naji Al-Hadhah, head of the General Union of Craftsmen, indicated that the incubator is a very important product of the Union and is considered a qualification, training and marketing center for all traditional craft products that are among the symbols of the Syrian civilization and will have a great impact on the development and qualification of handicrafts, indicating that the products of craftsmen and products of the rural environment will be marketed in Provinces through the incubator.
The opening was attended by Hussam Al-Samman, Secretary of the Damascus Branch of the Arab Socialist Baath Party, Head of the Union of Handicrafts Associations in Damascus, and a number of elders and craftsmen.
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