The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) has unveiled the “Souq Al Freej” Ramadan market as part of the 34th edition of the Sharjah Ramadan Festival. The inauguration ceremony took place yesterday, Saturday, at Sharjah National Park, with the market set to run until April 4th.
This initiative underscores SCCI’s dedication to empowering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and supporting productive families by providing them with a platform to showcase and promote their products. The opening ceremony was attended by distinguished guests including Abdullah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of SCCI, and Salem Ali Al Muhairi, Chairman of Sharjah City Municipal Council (SCMC), along with several members of SCCI’s Board of Directors.
Mohammed Ahmed Amin Al-Awadi, Director-General of SCCI, highlighted the significance of the “Souq Al Freej” Ramadan market as a vital addition to the Sharjah Ramadan Festival’s offerings. He emphasized its role in promoting local products and fostering social cohesion during the holy month.
The market brings together a diverse range of small and medium-sized businesses, productive families, and entrepreneurs, showcasing an array of fashion, food, and accessories inspired by Emirati heritage. Visitors can expect to find a wide selection of products tailored to meet Ramadan shoppers’ preferences, along with entertainment activities and games for children.
Abdullah Sultan Al Owais expressed his appreciation for the collaborative effort between the public and private sectors in organizing innovative marketing initiatives that contribute to boosting trade activity across Sharjah. He noted that the market aligns with the emirate’s strategic vision for sustainable economic development.
Aisha Saleh, the official spokesperson for the Sharjah Ramadan Festival 2024, highlighted the market’s role in promoting local businesses and providing a unique Ramadan shopping experience for the community and visitors alike. She emphasized the event’s significance in facilitating communication between entrepreneurs and consumers seeking locally-inspired products.
Overall, the “Souq Al Freej” Ramadan market promises visitors an immersive experience in Emirati culture and tradition, offering a wide range of products and cuisines that capture the essence of Ramadan.
