With the participation of 48 companies and commercial events ... Opening of Ramadan Charity Market 2 in Tartous

Tartous-Sana

The "Ramadan Charity 2" market, which is being held by the Ministry of Awqaf, Tartous Governorate, and the Governorate Chamber of Commerce and Industry, was opened today in Al-Talaea Park in Tartous with the participation of 48 companies and commercial events from various governorates.

The Minister of Endowments, Dr. Muhammad Abd Al-Sattar Al-Sayed said in a press statement that after the success of the first market, the second market was opened in Al-Talaea Park in the Western Ghamqa neighborhood to be closer to the citizens, adding that the charitable markets came within the framework of solidarity and solidarity that took place between the governmental and private sectors, indicating the satisfaction of citizens About these markets through their opinions and impressions about the price difference in them from other markets.

The President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mazen Hammad, pointed in a similar statement to the importance of the market after the success of the first market in the old Tartous hall on the sea corniche and the great demand for it, indicating that the opening of the second market in Al-Tala`a Park was due to the desire of the people of Tartous, saying that it is noticeable that the competition and the distinctive prices in the market Ramadan charity.

Muhammed al-Omar, organizer of the festival, confirmed that Tartous was distinguished from the rest of the governorates by opening the market in two different places in order to save the citizen the burden of transportation, pointing out that these markets aim to support the citizen by selling industrialists their products to citizens at cost price, adding that there are several companies that made offers to attract visitors to take advantage of the discounts. That there are committees to monitor prices inside and outside the market on a daily basis.

The owners of the participating national companies emphasized the importance of these markets that enable them to support the citizen in light of the living conditions, especially in the month of Ramadan by providing the finest products at competitive prices, as Muhammad Abu Ismail, the agent of a food and consort company, said, while Wael Hussein considered the “agent of a detergents company” that The aim of participation is to reduce prices as much as possible so that everyone can buy what he needs from goods and materials at an affordable price.

Mohamed Hassan, agent of a foodstuff company, pointed out that the company provides a variety of basic food commodities such as oil, ghee, sugar and rice at a lower price than the prices of the rest of the markets and stores, pointing to the commitment to the bulletins issued on a daily basis by the concerned authorities, in which the prices are noticed continuously.

Syrian Trade also offered its various and basic varieties, in addition to some types of vegetables, with the aim of positive intervention in the markets.

Citizens who opened the market near their place of residence confirmed that this is a positive thing that enables them to buy their needs easily and at a reasonable price, as Marwan Al-Khudari said, while Najla Omran saw the entry of government agencies, civil society and economic activities in the governorate to secure basic materials for the citizen at the lowest prices, a good gesture. The initiatives reflect the Syrian people standing by each other under these circumstances.

The opening was attended by the Governor of Tartous, Attorney Safwan Abu Saadi, the Secretary of the Baath Party branch in the governorate, Muhammad Habib Hussein, the head of the city council, Judge Muhammad Zain, and the director of the endowments, Abdullah Al-Sayed.