Aleppo-SANA
With the participation of 60 producers of economic and societal activities, the Manarat Al-Hamdaniya Bazaar opened today for shopping organized by the Syrian Trust for Development at the headquarters of Manarat Al-Hamdaniya in Aleppo.
The bazaar, which lasts for three days, includes clothing products, woolen handicrafts, vitamins, leather bags, decorative accessories, detergents, food items, sweets, home jams, paintings, and products of a number of traditional and folklore professions.
The director of the Al-Hamdaniya Lighthouse affiliated to the Syrian Trust for Development, Orouba Hilal, explained in a statement to SANA reporter that the role of the community lighthouse is to provide support to the owners of economic activities in the neighborhood by stimulating the sales movement within the bazaar that was opened, and working to make discounts and reductions in the prices of produced materials to help the people of the local community. On shopping and buying.
Hilal pointed out that the lighthouse works within the Economic Projects Department on vocational training for producers, financing small projects, helping them promote their products in a correct manner, and exchanging experiences with participants from economic activities outside the lighthouse.
And a number of participants indicated the importance of the bazaar for marketing their products. Nadira Rabie, director of the Zukhruf project, which is concerned with reviving the Ajami decoration profession with the participation of a number of women, said that she participates in products such as paintings and decorated boxes decorated with types of Arabic calligraphy, utensils and mirrors, noting that the bazaar is an important opportunity to display her products and inform the community. local on it.
Amira Nabhan pointed out that her participation is represented by orphan artifacts, decorative accessories, and small decorative boxes that she worked on making at home and offering them at discounted prices, while Malik Awaila said that he displays concert products, blossom water, apple cider vinegar, cakes, sweets, types of jams and sweets without preservatives in them, noting that the exhibition It constitutes an important window for marketing these products by making discounts on them.
Noel Mousalli and Hala Serafi said that they are participating in their products of traditional jewelry and handmade decorative accessories at competitive prices, while Sevan Primo and Hasnaa Al-Sakhni indicated that they are participating in paintings about nature, ancient lanes and human aspects, and confirmed that the exhibition helps them present their production to the local community.
Qusay Razzouk
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