The launch of the bazaar (Ya Hala in the Summer) in Lattakia

Latakia-SANA

Today, at the Miramar Hotel in Lattakia, the bazaar (Ya Hala in the Summer), organized by Ayadina Association in cooperation with the Directorate of Social Affairs and the Bank of Jordan, was launched over a period of two days.

In a statement to SANA reporter, Rola Manzilji, the association's president, said that the bazaar comes within the framework of the association's activities, which are concerned with children's care, collecting proceeds from children's surgeries, and assisting events in marketing their products.

Raghida Qudsi, a member of the association's board of directors, said, "We have gathered the largest possible number of women with different activities to participate in the bazaar in marketing and publicizing their products, which will benefit them and the association."

Asrar Haddad, one of the volunteers in the association, indicated that she displays women’s handicraft products such as soap, accessories, women’s bags and children’s toys, while Reem Farousi, who participates in the gold designs that she creates with precious stones of all kinds and forms golden pieces of rings, bracelets and various formations suitable for men and women, noted that participation is an opportunity To introduce people to its products, expand its reputation, and support the association.

Natalie Ghazal, who paints on hats, marine clothing and bags, and engravs names on them in colors that do not fade with water, indicated that she participates in the bazaar in order to support the activities of the association and market its products, while Maha Abdush participates in handicrafts that include drawing, printing and embroidery on bedspreads, vases, table covers and pillows in bright colors that give joy to the home.

Abeer Asaad, a publishing house representative, shares its exhibits of stories, educational aids, wooden toys for children, and posters showing the services provided by the house, including furniture, decorations and toys, while Eliane Wehbe, representative of a massage and energy therapy center, seeks through her participation to introduce the center’s services, such as massage with basalt stones, while participating Engineer Najla Fayyad, with her handicrafts of wool and the art of omegromi, makes woolen dolls stuffed with vines, and says that she contributes to this bazaar as a charitable work, while Nora Shammout, who participates with natural products such as honey, jams, vinegar, rose water, blossom water, soap and herbs, aims to help the child and his family's happiness.

The visitor, Dina Wazzan, expressed her admiration for the products offered by young girls, including household items, wonderful drawings, and useful and beautiful products of high quality, and she advises everyone to visit the bazaar to see it.

Alaa Ibrahim

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