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Shinas Market buzzes with activity during Ramadhan

Shinas Market buzzes with activity during Ramadhan
Shinas Market buzzes with activity during Ramadhan
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SHINAS: The Ramadhan Market for Productive Families in Shinas, located in North Al Batinah Governorate, pulsates with vibrant commercial activity during Ramadhan. Spearheaded by the Shinas Municipality, the market serves as a beacon of support for productive families showcasing a diverse array of household products.


Engineer Hassan bin Ali Al Barmani, Director, Municipality Department in Shinas, underscores the significance of this initiative, emphasising its role in providing a platform for home project owners to exhibit their goods during Ramadhan. By establishing the Ramadhan market, the municipality aims to bolster the presence and backing of productive families across various sectors.


This initiative not only amplifies awareness of local projects but also cultivates community support for them. Constructed from environmentally friendly materials such as palm leaves, the market stands as a testament to the rich heritage and culture of Shinas. Visitors and residents alike are invited to peruse and purchase distinctive products that authentically reflect the essence of the state.


The Ramadhan market serves as a focal point for showcasing the endeavors of productive families, aligning with the overarching goal of facilitating organised sales processes and providing a designated outlet for marketing during the holy month. Operating in the afternoon, the market garners interest from buyers both within and beyond the governorate, offering entertainment activities and competitions, ranging from Ramadhan-themed food to agricultural products. - ONA


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