Sana'a - Saba:
Deputy Minister of Economy, Industry, and Investment Ahmed al-Shawtri officially opened Zina al-Hayat Carnival Exhibition in Sana'a province.
The exhibition, focused on light food products and sweets, showcases a wide array of offerings from local small-scale producers, particularly from productive families.
Accompanied by Ali al-Hadi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the capital Sana'a, al-Shawtri toured the exhibition pavilions, where he was briefed by organizers on the diverse products on display.
The exhibition highlights local food items and sweets, offering a platform for small producers to present their goods to a broader market.
During his visit, al-Shawtri praised the high-quality products featured at the event, particularly noting the presence of local sweets from small factories and home-based businesses.
He emphasized the importance of supporting small producers by connecting them with marketing channels that can help promote and grow the sector.
Deputy Minister also highlighted the significant progress made by small producers, who are now offering products that meet high standards of quality and aesthetics.
He reiterated the Ministry’s commitment, along with the Yemeni Authority for Standardization, Metrology, and Quality Control, to assist these producers in marketing their products, ensuring quality control, and protecting their trademarks to foster further growth in the local market.
Deputy Minister of Economy, Industry, and Investment Ahmed al-Shawtri officially opened Zina al-Hayat Carnival Exhibition in Sana'a province.
The exhibition, focused on light food products and sweets, showcases a wide array of offerings from local small-scale producers, particularly from productive families.
Accompanied by Ali al-Hadi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the capital Sana'a, al-Shawtri toured the exhibition pavilions, where he was briefed by organizers on the diverse products on display.
The exhibition highlights local food items and sweets, offering a platform for small producers to present their goods to a broader market.
During his visit, al-Shawtri praised the high-quality products featured at the event, particularly noting the presence of local sweets from small factories and home-based businesses.
He emphasized the importance of supporting small producers by connecting them with marketing channels that can help promote and grow the sector.
Deputy Minister also highlighted the significant progress made by small producers, who are now offering products that meet high standards of quality and aesthetics.
He reiterated the Ministry’s commitment, along with the Yemeni Authority for Standardization, Metrology, and Quality Control, to assist these producers in marketing their products, ensuring quality control, and protecting their trademarks to foster further growth in the local market.
