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The activities of the "Good Bounties 3" festival were launched in the Al-Rawda Heritage Cafe in Homs today, and it includes a wide variety of commodities, including foodstuffs, detergents, clothes, carpets, oriental items, and antiques at reduced prices and lasts for 7 days.
The Assistant Minister of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection, Jamal Shuaib, said in a statement to SANA's correspondent today that the ministry is working to establish marketing festivals that include popular selling markets for the product to the consumer in order to achieve positive intervention in the markets and provide goods to citizens at low prices and good quality.
Dr. Muhammad al-Jabali, head of the businessmen and women’s group of the “Good Bounties” initiative, stated that the festival includes a wide variety of commodities and includes a number of pavilions and that the discounts in it reach 50 percent. .
Nisreen Nahhas, the festival director, indicated that what distinguishes the festival is the accompanying gesture, which is a special section for martyrs' families, where any person holding an honor certificate has the right to go to the section and take free clothes in addition to allocating free sections for craftsmen to display their products in it.
Imad Nadour, director of the Syrian Foundation for Trade in Homs, confirmed the positive role of Syria for trade in any festival, indicating that the Foundation’s participation includes foodstuffs, carpets, and agricultural crops such as potatoes, oranges and apples, all at reduced prices.
Fawaz Darwish from the Craftsmen Union indicated that they are participating in a pavilion for traditional handicrafts at reduced prices.
Hanaa Jahjah from the Craftsmen Department indicated that she participated in handicraft works such as hooks, suspicions and lasers, and that the festival constitutes an opportunity to display and introduce them, while Suzan Al-Nakdali indicated that she participated in handicrafts using copper wires, beads and various art pieces.
Sawsan Abbas (participation in a pavilion that includes everything related to decorations, birthdays and weddings) confirmed the wide turnout of the exhibition because the prices were reduced, while Mohsen Al-Ajji (a participant from Tartous) explained that his participation includes many types of carpets.