DJELFA- Over 50 artisans exhibitors take part in 2nd National Exhibition bunting and kachabia which opened Saturday at home crafts Djelfa.
In addition to the artisans Djelfa out in force at the event, held at the joint initiative of the local Chamber of Crafts and Trades (CAM) and the direction of Tourism and Handicrafts, exhibitors from different provinces the country, including Tlemcen, Laghouat, Ouargla, Biskra, M'sila, Tizi-Ouzou Alger provide animation of this show, which is heavily in bathrobe and kachabia every angle.
"This show is an opportunity to support the strategy of the state to promote handicrafts in their original environment and its recovery has told APS the Director General of the Ministry of Tourism crafts and Crafts, Ahmed Ben Abdelhadi on the sidelines of the opening of the event.
Mr. Abdelhadi Ben has further held that it is also an opportunity for "highlighting the capabilities and skills of participants artisans for making the kachabia and hooded camel hair.
"Especially -a he souligné- that if given the opportunity to learn about the availability of these crafts, improvements over time, prices, and on the availability of raw material. "
"The development and promotion of local handicrafts contribute ultimately to the registration of these products at the World Organization of Intellectual Property" has still observed the official, revealing that "this is ambition of guardianship which, through various national events, guides and oversees the development of the craft, which is considered a mosaic reflecting the own assets of each region of our country. "
Apart from the exchange of knowledge and experiences, participants hope to exhibitors, especially good sales during the show, which recorded a large crowd since it opened Has there been.
Source: APS of December 16, 2012
In addition to the artisans Djelfa out in force at the event, held at the joint initiative of the local Chamber of Crafts and Trades (CAM) and the direction of Tourism and Handicrafts, exhibitors from different provinces the country, including Tlemcen, Laghouat, Ouargla, Biskra, M'sila, Tizi-Ouzou Alger provide animation of this show, which is heavily in bathrobe and kachabia every angle.
"This show is an opportunity to support the strategy of the state to promote handicrafts in their original environment and its recovery has told APS the Director General of the Ministry of Tourism crafts and Crafts, Ahmed Ben Abdelhadi on the sidelines of the opening of the event.
Mr. Abdelhadi Ben has further held that it is also an opportunity for "highlighting the capabilities and skills of participants artisans for making the kachabia and hooded camel hair.
"Especially -a he souligné- that if given the opportunity to learn about the availability of these crafts, improvements over time, prices, and on the availability of raw material. "
"The development and promotion of local handicrafts contribute ultimately to the registration of these products at the World Organization of Intellectual Property" has still observed the official, revealing that "this is ambition of guardianship which, through various national events, guides and oversees the development of the craft, which is considered a mosaic reflecting the own assets of each region of our country. "
Apart from the exchange of knowledge and experiences, participants hope to exhibitors, especially good sales during the show, which recorded a large crowd since it opened Has there been.
Source: APS of December 16, 2012
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