Aleppo-Sana
The Ramadan Good Market activities are continuing in Aleppo, amid a remarkable public turnout ranging between 12 and 15 thousand visitors per day, and offers and discounts ranging between 20 and 40 percent compared to the rest of the markets, in the Al-Mashareqah neighborhood in the city center.
Ali Turkmani, a member of the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce, a representative of the market organizer established by the Aleppo Governorate in cooperation with the Directorates of Endowments, Social Affairs and Labor, the Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Aleppo and the Union of Charitable Societies, said in a statement to SANA's correspondent that the exhibition witnessed a great turnout by citizens due to the reductions offered by the participating parties, which amounted to the number. 48 entities on different types of food, consumer and detergents, which exceed 600 items, include all the daily needs of the family during the holy month of Ramadan, pointing out that the market advantage is that it goes from the producer or the importer directly to the consumer.
During her tour in the market, Sana met with a number of representatives of companies and shoppers, as Hussein Al-Abdallah, a representative of a foodstuff company, explained that he provides obesity products, rice and other materials that compete with the market and with real offers, as the value of a kilo of obesity and a kilo of rice reached three thousand Syrian pounds with one offer that comfort the citizen, as Zainab Hasso indicated A representative of a group of companies selling consumer goods, food and legumes indicated that the value of price reductions for all products ranged between 25 and 50 percent, which led to a great demand for purchases by citizens, noting the importance of establishing these markets to serve the consumer.
Zaki Mashhadia, representative of a company for food industries and the production of vermicelli and pasta, stated that he participated in the exhibition with competitive products and discounts of up to 30 percent, and the sale is made directly from the product to the consumer without a commercial mediation ring to reduce the burden on the citizen, and this was confirmed by Zaher Sabouni, a representative of a company for the production of laurel soap and detergents, which the discounts reached. He has 35% of the products on charitable work, noting the great demand on the market by citizens.
Muhammad Dabbagh, a sales manager for a company that imports and sells canned food, foodstuffs and coffee, said that he had offered reduced offers on most of his products in order to make room for the largest segment of citizens to shop with little profit, and this was confirmed by Abdo Jubran, representative of a company that sells dates of all kinds, pointing out that the discount in some of its products reaches a percentage He called for the continuation of the activities of this market after Ramadan.
A number of shoppers expressed their satisfaction with the sale movement in the market and the discounts offered on prices, which constitute a noticeable difference from the markets.
Qusay Razzouk
