In the national and international expo of Industry Week, which opened in Kabul on Sunday, 200 booths are dedicated to women'sproducts.The seven-day expo in Chaman Huzuri area has 800 booths in total.Women have also put their products, handicrafts and paintings on display.&This exhibition is very good,& said Mahnaz, a participant of the expo.
&People encourage us a lot which makes us proud.
But so far, we could not sell because the people'seconomy has become very weak.&Like Mahnaz, there are many women who play their role in the economic growth of individuals and the country, and through commercial activities, they want to convey the message that Afghan women have the capabilities in various sectors, especially business, although they do not seem satisfied enough with their sales.&They (authorities) should provide us with the ground for growth; allow us to grow in different fields; Afghanistan has many talents in every field,& said Noreen, a participant of the expo.The visitors also emphasize on supporting women in business and on the use of women'sproducts.&This exhibition has a very positive effect on Afghan girls.
They can showcase their products and promote their businesses,& said Zakira, a visitor.Organizers say that women have showcased mostly handicrafts, hand-made dresses, food and non-food items.According to the statistics of the Afghanistan International Expo Center, in the past year, nearly 10 joint expos of Afghan products with countries such as Qatar, Oman, Iran, Turkey, Kazakhstan, and Turkmenistan were held in Kabul.The post 200 booths at Kabul expo showcase women'sproducts first appeared on Ariana News.