150 national Industrial companies participate in “Made in Syria “ Monthly Shopping Festival in Damascus

Economy & Aftermath

Holding important economic activities is a key opportunity to support the Syrian national economy and to stress that Syrian industry is recovering despite the coercive economic blockade imposed on the Syrian people.  

The Damascus Chamber of Industry and its countryside have completed preparations for launching the 105th  round  of the Monthly Shopping Festival, “Made in Syria” on  Thursday at Al-Jalaa  Sports Hall in Damascus.  

According to Member of Directors at Damascus and its countryside chamber of industry and Head of the Organizing Committee of the festival Tala Qala’ji  150 national industrial companies from various food, textile, chemical and engineering sectors are taking part in the festival  which will last  until the 24th of this month.

Qala’ji   pointed out  in a statement to SANA that  the holders of this economic event  are keen on  intervening  positively in the markets on a monthly basis and providing goods to citizens at suitable prices which  are lower than the market.  

He added the festival is providing  free purchase vouchers to  martyrs’ families in addition to  drawing lots on  gold medals  to the festival visitors.  

It is noteworthy that the festival  launched its first session in April 2015 and  managed to display all kinds of local industrial products in 15 cities and Syrian provinces..   

Rawaa Ghanam 

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