Spring Festival Combining Economy and Culture Begins in Hama

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Bringing together trade, tourism, and culture, the Rabii Hama 2026 Festival has opened its doors to visitors with over 560 booths.

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Hama’da Ekonomi ve Kültürü Buluşturan Bahar Festivali Kapılarını Açtı

The Rabii Hama 2026 Festival, which brings together the trade, industry, tourism, education, and cultural sectors in the Hama governorate, opened its doors on the evening of Saturday, September 5, with over 560 booths across an area of 25,000 square meters.

Broad Scope of the Festival

Organized with more than 560 booths across an area of approximately 25,000 square meters, the event brought different sectors together.

The organization, which unites the fields of trade, industry, tourism, education, and culture, significantly expanded its scope this year.

Opening and Participation Details

The Hama Governorate took on a grand carnival atmosphere reflecting economic activity and the recovery in social activities.

The opening of the festival was held on the evening of Saturday, September 5, with the intense participation of official, public, and cultural circles.

First Participation in the Education Sector

Hedil Suleiman from the Cusur Fair and Conference Organization Company stated that universities participated in the educational section of the festival for the first time.

Authorities emphasized that this initial participation constitutes an important qualitative leap for the festival.

Booths and Production Sectors

Temam Al-Shibli, Head of the Festival Executive Committee, announced that the number of shopping and direct sales booths reached approximately 560.

New and heavy production sectors, including furniture as well as industrial and production equipment, were also featured in the event area.

Emphasis on Cultural Diversity

Basel Al-Muhammed, Media Director of the Hama Governorate and Member of the Festival Executive Committee, made statements regarding the matter.

The statement expressed that the festival focuses on highlighting the cultural, intellectual, and social diversity of the Hama governorate.