“Made in Syria” Shopping Festival will be launched in Al-Jalaa Hall in Damascus next Thursday

Economy
The Organizing Committee of the Monthly Shopping Festival “Made in Syria” finished its preparations for the launch of the 140th session of the festival, which is being held by the Damascus Chamber of Industry and its countryside, in cooperation with the Ministry of Industry and the Damascus Governorate, next Thursday in the Al-Jalaa Sports Hall in Damascus.
The head of the Exhibitions Committee in the Federation of Chambers of Industry, Muhammad Al-Sawah, explained that the latest arrangements for the festival have been put in place to ensure that its purpose is achieved, and that its activities will continue until the eighth of February, pointing to the efforts of the organizers and participants in the success of the festival by meeting the requirements of the Syrian family from points of view of the various discounts and offers.
In his turn, Vice Chairman of Damascus Chamber of Industry and its countryside, Talal Qalaji, explained that the festival is attended by 75 major industrial companies for all food, detergent and clothing industries, pointing to price cuts to be parallel with the citizen’s purchasing power compared to foreign markets.
NR
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