“Planted in Syria” Festival a Platform to Introduce, Market Syrian Agricultural Production

Economy & Aftermath

 DAMASCUS, (ST)- The Syrian Exporters Union has announced holding the “Planted and Made in Syria” Festival and Exhibition from December 10th to 20th in Damascus. The event is to be held in cooperation with  Damascus and Damascus Countryside Chamber of Industry.

Head of the Agricultural Sector Department at the Exporters Union Eyad Mohammad said in a statement to SANA that the festival is an important platform to introduce the Syrian agricultural products which are witnessing notable development in terms of quality and quantity. He noted an increase in agricultural exports over the past two years, particularly those wanted by other countries’ markets.

 Mohammad made it clear that holding the festival comes as a result of the government’s support for the agricultural production and as a part of the “Planted in Syria” campaign which will be launched through several activities and exhibitions that contribute to encouraging agriculture and guaranteeing best marketing for products internally and externally.

The festival aims at consolidating the culture of consuming the production of the Syrian provinces. It will be a space for exhibiting  and marketing the Syrian agricultural products.

Hamda Mustafa

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