The monthly shopping festival “Made in Syria” will be launched in Qudsaya suburb

Economy & Aftermath

With the participation of more than a hundred local industrial companies, the activities of the monthly shopping festival “Made in Syria” will start today. It will be held for the first time in Qudsaya suburb of Damascus countryside and will continue until the 27th  of this June.

A member of the board of directors of Damascus and Damascus countryside Chamber of Industry and head of the festival’s organizing committee, Talal Qalaji, said in a statement to SANA that the festival seeks to cover all cities and regions with crowded population. Holding the exhibition in the suburb of Qudsaya aims at reaching the surrounding areas, reducing the burdens on citizens and finding a place for shopping.

A group of local industrial companies participate in the festival and exhibit their diversified products to include everything the Syrian family needs at reasonable prices compared to commercial markets.

The festival offers free coupons to the families of the martyrs and valuable prizes through purchases in addition to valuable prizes offered by companies participating in the festival.

Inas Abdulkareem

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