Damascus-SANA
The exhibits included in the Good Bazaar that brings us together, which is organized by the Lamset Hanan Development Association, varied between handicrafts, embroideries and handicrafts, in addition to clothes and food products provided by a number of craftsmen and women breadwinners for their families.
The head of the association, Samir Al-Rajoula, indicated that the bazaar, which opened today in the Sheraton Hotel hall in Damascus, lasts for three days, and its proceeds go to help the beneficiaries of the association, which was established in 2014, and they are families of martyrs, orphans, widows, needy families and patients who need dialysis, in addition to developing its programs and development projects in training. and rehabilitation.
In turn, the Bazaar Organization, Maram Al-Asha, explained that the bazaar aims to market and promote the products of craftsmen, entrepreneurs and small enterprises whose owners do not have workshops or shops and produce within homes. Exchanging experiences and the possibility of sharing and expanding a number of projects.
Linda Abu al-Khair displays in the bazaar a number of food products that she makes at home, most of which are food containers and sweets, stressing that bazaars and exhibitions contribute to increasing the volume of sales in addition to developing work according to the wishes of visitors to the bazaar, while Maysa Al-Razzaz pointed out that she is through making dolls and games.
The children linked the educational and entertainment aspect of the child, considering that the bazaar is a space that gathered diverse heritage and industries from different governorates.
Rayan al-Halabi pointed out that she is keen to visit bazaars and exhibitions to obtain an elaborate handmade product on the one hand, and support the owners of these crafts on the other hand, while Faten Hammouche considered buying these products a kind of encouragement for the participants as well as supporting the NGOs that sponsor these groups in society.
Muhannad Suleiman
