Aleppo-Sana
The “Producers” exhibition, in its second edition, constitutes a forum for the skilled Aleppo hands that excelled in the production of various industries related to ready-made and traditional folklore clothes, the types of foods that the people of Aleppo were famous for, the types of sweets and the types of Aleppo soap saturated with the scent of laurel to preserve the city’s heritage and present it to the younger generations with a new luster and a modern form that matches With the requirements of the times, through small projects that translated the successes of their owners and put them on the doorstep of entrepreneurs.
Rafi Selahian said: He works in the field of printing on clothes, fabrics, pillows, types of ceramics, cups, glasses and cell phone accessories, and he started working at home and benefited from the productive financial grant to develop his small project. From a year and a half, he gained the trust of customers and shoppers, achieved success in his project, and competed in the market.
Rashid Esber talked about his field of work in the manufacture of spare parts and spare parts for automatic washing machines, which he excelled in producing after he was able to obtain the productive financial grant, which changed the course of his life. By developing his business, increasing capital and entering into the commercial field, pointing out that the exhibition constituted an opportunity to introduce his products, especially to visitors from the rest of the governorates, in order to reach the local and international markets.
Ini Minassian said that she is participating in the exhibition with woolen handicrafts, vitamins, embroidery on bags, and dropping the products of ancient and folk traditions on modern and contemporary products and merging them with them to preserve the ancient folklore and show it to the younger generations, noting that the production grant provided her a lot of assistance by purchasing the necessary raw materials from Fabrics, threads and work supplies, and confirmed that the prices at which its products are sold are competitive in the market and the quality of it depends primarily on the handicraft that is loved by many, which are rare pieces.
Producer Mahmoud Jamil, who works in the field of sewing ready-made clothes, stated that he received the production grant after he lost his old workshop as a result of terrorism and continued his work at home, then reopened his workshop again and provided it with sewing machines and machines and began sewing and producing men's and women's ready-made clothes at wholesale prices.
Engineer Talal Khudair, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Microfinance Bank, said: The bank is working to provide loans to participants and producers in the exhibition with reduced interest to expand their projects and exempt them from administrative services fees based on supporting small and micro projects and providing assistance to young producers. There is a set of development loans granted by the bank to women The breadwinner, housing, and everything related to production.
Qusai Razzouk
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