A variety of goods presented by one hundred companies at the (Made in Syria) festival in Jableh

Economy & Aftermath

Latakia (ST): With the participation of about a hundred national industrial companies from several governorates, the activities of the monthly shopping festival “Made in Syria” in its 117th session, organized by the Damascus and its Countryside Chamber of Industry, were launched in the city of Jableh in Lattakia.

Samer Al-Debs, head of the Damascus and its Countryside Chamber of Industry, told news reporter that the festival aims to achieve positive intervention in the markets by presenting a variety of goods to the consumer directly, with high quality and low prices through discounts and offers offered by the participating companies, with valuable prizes for visitors and support for the families of the martyrs through offering free vouchers, indicating that the festival also includes artistic concerts.

In turn, Talal Qala’ji, head of the festival’s organizing committee, explained that it opens its doors to visitors every day from nine in the morning until nine in the evening and offers a variety of products at low cost, indicating that the festival meets the needs of citizens for the diversity of goods offered and the companies participating in it.

K.Q.

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