Kunduz Hosts Three-Day Local Products Fair

A three-day exhibition of domestic products has opened in Kunduz, organized by a private company in coordination with the Department of Industry and Commerce.

Products displayed in 40 booths include women’s handicrafts, agricultural goods, and other locally made items.

The exhibition organizer, Mustafa Stanikzai, said: “The aim of this exhibition is to introduce domestic products to the public and create marketing opportunities for traders and the private sector.”

Meanwhile, vendors and industrialists have welcomed the exhibition, describing it as a valuable opportunity to promote and sell their products.

Kunduz-based industrialist Ghulam Sakhi Taqwa said: “We attracted many customers and found new buyers. This is a great opportunity for the growth of our products, and we hope such exhibitions will be held every year.”

Vendor Khalid said: “We are very pleased and hope these kinds of exhibitions will be organized every year so we can benefit from them.”

Some participants also urged citizens to support Afghan-made products instead of buying foreign goods.

Participant Ziarat Gul said: “We call on people to support and use domestic products so that our country can develop.”

Officials and participants emphasized that organizing such exhibitions can help strengthen handicrafts and improve the economic situation of industrialists in Kunduz.