Kurdish Cultural Stand Opened for the First Time at Damascus International Fair Attracts Attention
The stand, featuring traditional clothing and handicrafts, served as an occasion for different communities to come together.
The Kurdish culture stand, established for the first time in the history of the Damascus International Fair, drew intense interest from visitors with its regional attire, handicrafts, and musical elements.
A First in the History of the Fair
The special Kurdish culture section, established for the first time within the Damascus International Fair, attracted intense interest from visitors and built a cultural bridge among different peoples.
Traditional pieces reflecting the rich cultural heritage were showcased and reached a wide audience.
Cultural Elements and Exhibits
Historical documents, handcrafted products, traditional musical instruments, and regional clothing were featured at the stand.
While traditional music recitals were offered to visitors, folk dance performances and the art exhibition also drew great attention.
Views of Organizers and Participants
Shukri Subari, one of the stand's organizers, emphasized that their aim was to introduce Kurdish clothing culture and handicrafts to other communities.
Muaz Yakub, the Kurdish Media Manager of the SANA Agency, stated that they aimed to show the international public that Syria is a whole with all its components.
Visitor Comments and Strategic Importance
Fair guests expressed their admiration for Kurdish culture, while Zena Bekir stated that she found the area quite aesthetic and engaging.
This step was seen as strategic for promoting Kurdish culture on an international platform and strengthening the ground for dialogue between ethnic components.