Rural Damascus - SANA
The Syrian Productive Family Gallery, which was inaugurated today in Hamouriyah village in the Damascus countryside governorate, included food and consumer products at competitive prices according to the representatives of the existing companies, with the aim of securing the needs of citizens with the approach of the blessed month of Ramadan, provided that it is a first stop, after which it moves to the rest of the towns of Ghouta.
The exhibition will last in the town for four days and was opened in coordination with the Syrian Interactive Company for Selling Food Products and a group of companies and supporting the Damascus Countryside Governorate.
Muhammad Nassour, Marketing Supervisor at Food Products Company, indicated that the main goal of their participation in the exhibition is to promote their products in Eastern Ghouta towns by selling at wholesale prices and discounts of up to 25 percent on all products, while Soliman Rabata of a dairy and cheese production company pointed out the importance of these activities as they reduce Prices help people get their needs at lower prices.
Bahaa Al-Din Haider of one of the food companies considered that Hamouriyah is a good market for the company's products, so it was keen to participate in its various products at competitive prices.
A number of visitors to the exhibition expressed the importance of the move as it moves the market and breaks the monopoly of products by some traders, as Magda Hassoun mentioned that it is the first initiative to be held in the town after her liberation from terrorism, noting that it contributes to meeting the needs of citizens.
The Syrian Trade Company was present with its products, according to the assistant director of its branch in Damascus countryside Faraj Saif, who indicated that it offers its products of rice, sugar, ghee and detergents in addition to the presence of a mobile car that sells directly to the people in the town, indicating that during the exhibition period there will be new products suitable for people with limited income .
The mayor of Hamouriyeh, Doaa al-Homsi, indicated that the hall has been rehabilitated to hold the exhibition, which will last for four days, after which it will move between the towns of Eastern and Western Ghouta until Eid al-Adha, and that there will be new companies aiming to provide products that meet the needs of the consumer.
In turn, the deputy governor of Damascus countryside, Dr. Yusef Hammoud, saw that these activities in an area that has been devastated by terrorism are a message to the world that the Syrian people have a will and will not surrender and will restore their villages and towns better, as well as support for the Syrian family to secure their needs in light of the unjust economic blockade on Syria.
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