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On Sunday, February 9, Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahwi, accompanied by Minister of Economy, Industry, and Investment Eng. Moeen Al-Mahqari, inaugurated the Fifth Ramadan Consumer Exhibition in Sana’a.
The exhibition, which runs until the 30th of Sha'ban 1446 AH, features the participation of 63 national companies and includes various sections showcasing food products, consumer goods, detergents, honey, dates, electronics, and other essential items for the holy month.
During the opening ceremony, the Prime Minister praised the efforts exerted to organize the exhibition. He emphasized the government's commitment to supporting and promoting national industries and local products, as well as localizing key industrial sectors to reduce import dependency and create job opportunities for young people.
He stressed that supporting local products is a collective responsibility and reaffirmed the government’s dedication to encouraging all productive, industrial, and investment activities within the private sector. He also underscored the government’s focus on ensuring stability and sustainable growth for these sectors.
For his part, the Minister of Economy, Industry, and Investment highlighted the significance of such exhibitions in promoting and marketing national industries and products. He pointed out that the ministry, through its programs and plans, is working to support the industrial and commercial sectors while encouraging investments that effectively contribute to national development efforts.
The minister further noted that these exhibitions provide citizens with an opportunity to explore local products and assess the quality of Yemeni industries. They also serve as a platform for manufacturers and producers to showcase their goods and enhance consumer confidence in locally made products.
He urged the need for stronger collaboration between the public and private sectors to build a resilient national economy, create an attractive investment environment, and support the productive base of the agricultural and industrial sectors
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