On the second day of the 33rd Exhibition of Agricultural, Livestock, and Handicraft Products at Badam Bagh in Kabul, businesswomen have shown a strong presence.
At this exhibition, women are showcasing their handicrafts and homemade products in 56 booths, attracting a large number of female visitors and buyers.
Roya, a booth holder, said: “We came from Herat province, and I’m very happy that we got the opportunity to participate in this exhibition and gain new ideas. Many other women also have booths here.”
Wahida, another exhibitor, said: “Both women and men visit and check out our products. Our handicrafts include carpets, prayer mats, and traditional pillows, all handmade.”
Participants expressed their satisfaction, saying such opportunities are vital for showcasing their achievements and finding reliable markets.
Mohammad Ashraf, a booth owner, shared: “Yesterday, due to lack of network coverage and insufficient awareness, fewer people came. But today, thankfully, people visited. Companies came, contracts were signed, and the fruits we brought were sold.”
Sardar Agha, another exhibitor, said: “We ask our fellow citizens to use domestic products that are also exported abroad.”
Visitors welcomed the exhibition, saying that attending such events not only supports domestic products but also increases awareness about the country’s agricultural and livestock potential.
Nazanin, a visitor, said: “It’s heartwarming. When I came here and saw women showcasing their products, I felt proud. I’m happy to see women contributing to a better livelihood.”
Obaidullah, another visitor, said: “This is very effective and pleasant. Our local products are growing day by day, and a lot of changes are happening. Every exhibition shows new improvements, and participants get to discover new things.”
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Livestock stated that visitor turnout at the exhibition has been significant.
The ministry’s spokesperson also urged citizens to visit the exhibition over the next two days to learn more about domestic products and production.
Sher Mohammad Hatami, spokesperson for the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Livestock, said: “The exhibition will remain open for another two days, and our fellow citizens can purchase their desired products.”
According to the ministry, the exhibition features women’s handicrafts, various agricultural products, dairy items, livestock products, and other local goods, displayed across 263 booths by farmers, livestock companies, and domestic producers for four days.
