Damascus-SANA
Distinguished success stories and small projects that constitute real job opportunities and fruitful initiatives for several young women within the flower exhibition held by the Ministry of Tourism in cooperation with the Governorate of Damascus in Tishreen Park during the period between the 22nd of last June and the 9th of this July.
In one of the exhibition’s pavilions, the young woman, Samia Jad Al-Safadi, receives with her kind smile the visitors to introduce them to the products of her small project “Food of Love and Peace”, which includes the manufacture of foods rich in vegetable protein, which depend in its manufacture on soybeans, corn and sprouted wheat to produce various food items such as mortadella, kebabs, pastries of all kinds and other items of High nutritional value, which does not include any animal protein in its manufacture.
Al-Safadi indicated to the correspondent of the SANA Youth Bulletin that participation in the exhibition provided her with the opportunity to introduce people to her products, take their suggestions for development, learn about the experiences of participants from the governorates, and benefit from them in exchanging experiences.
Al-Safadi, a graduate of the Intermediate Institute of Fine Arts and a diploma in food studies, drew attention to her father's role in providing material and moral support to her at the beginning of the launch of her project, which manufactures its products manually, with precision and knowledge, expressing her willingness to train those who want to learn the mechanism of manufacturing these products, especially since she has previously trained many young men and women.
In another corner, the young Rawya al-Lahham presents the products of her small project, including scented candles made by hand in various shapes, sizes and colors, including images printed on wax and detailing names and letters from wax for those who wish.
Al-Lahham indicated that it uses natural oils in the manufacture of wax, stressing that there is good demand for its products in the exhibition, which constitutes a great opportunity to market them and establish a public relations network with the participants and exchange opinions among them to develop products.
And about the beginning of work on her project, Al-Lahham pointed out that she has benefited from the Internet and videos on YouTube in learning the mechanism of manufacturing wax and designing different forms of it based on natural materials to achieve more innovative and distinguished products.
Regarding the marketing of its products, she indicated that it relies on social media, direct selling, and participation in exhibitions and bazaars, with its constant endeavor to develop its products by producing medical soap for the skin from natural materials.
As for the young craftswoman, Najat Jamal Al-Din, who specializes in the manufacture of jewelry and accessories from pearls, beads and stone, she explained that her participation in the exhibition came with the aim of marketing the products of her small project and presenting them to customers, especially that Tishreen Park is spacious and provides the opportunity for the largest possible number of visitors to visit the exhibition pavilions.
Jamal El-Din, a member of the Craft Association for Handmade Products, pointed out that the implementation of its products requires accuracy and patience to be desirable and suit all tastes, indicating that its prices suit everyone with its willingness to teach those wishing this craft for free to help them create new job opportunities that contribute to securing material income for them.
Sakina Muhammed
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