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Tartous Market Showcases Syrian Traditional Crafts and Products

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A market has been held in Tartous Old City as part of the “2026 Tourism Season Harvest” program. The event features displays of handicrafts and locally made goods, bringing together artisans, producers, and businesses from across Syria. The market, which has been running for 10 days, includes more than 60 traditional crafts and over 60 companies from various Syrian provinces. Companies are offering discounts of up to 30% on selected products.

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The program was established to highlight the events held across the Tartous province during the summer. The market emphasizes traditional crafts and allows residents and visitors to purchase goods at prices described as affordable. The presence of participants who traveled from areas like Masyaf adds to the scope of the regional representation.

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  • HalimaTartous City Council President

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