At the initiative of the Chamber of Crafts and Trades (CAM) and the management of tourism in the province of Tamanrasset, home crafts capital of Tin-Hinan home yesterday, Tuesday the national exhibition Saharan handicrafts attended by over 150 exhibitors from 20 provinces of the country and region of the Ahaggar.
Kicking off the event was given in the presence of local authorities and some local personalities who highlighted the importance of this kind of event for the preservation of our heritage and promoting the art of artisan particularly in Tamanrasset that it considered the capital of Saharan tourism.
Thus, exhibits on jewelry, traditional jewelry, weaving, pottery, brassware, leather, upholstery and traditional sweets are featured in this exhibition that wants an opportunity to highlight the creative abilities participants, said the organizers.
A regional seminar of Auditors different CAM South is also provided for the consideration of issues related to the standardization of the accounting system of these structures. Best Exhibitors will, it must be noted, rewarded on the day of the closing of the show.
Source El Watan of December 26, 2012
Kicking off the event was given in the presence of local authorities and some local personalities who highlighted the importance of this kind of event for the preservation of our heritage and promoting the art of artisan particularly in Tamanrasset that it considered the capital of Saharan tourism.
Thus, exhibits on jewelry, traditional jewelry, weaving, pottery, brassware, leather, upholstery and traditional sweets are featured in this exhibition that wants an opportunity to highlight the creative abilities participants, said the organizers.
A regional seminar of Auditors different CAM South is also provided for the consideration of issues related to the standardization of the accounting system of these structures. Best Exhibitors will, it must be noted, rewarded on the day of the closing of the show.
Source El Watan of December 26, 2012
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