AN exhibition has been launched to showcase ‘Made in Bahrain’ products as part of Social Development Ministry’s efforts to empower productive families, expand marketing opportunities for their products and strengthen their presence in the local market.
The Bahraini Fingerprint expo, which runs until Thursday, was inaugurated by ministry Under-Secretary Ziad Adel Darwish at the Capital Mall yesterday.
The exhibition is organised to promote the Capital Mall for Bahraini products as a permanent incubator for productive families and an outlet for marketing Bahraini products.
It provides an interactive marketing platform that brings together artisans and productive families, enabling visitors to explore national products, learn about traditional crafts and communicate directly with project owners, while promoting support for local products and showcasing the quality and diversity of Bahraini industries.
The exhibition reflects the ministry’s continued commitment to empowering productive families and strengthening their contribution to economic and social development by providing sustainable marketing platforms that showcase national products and expand their reach across the community, said Mr Darwish.
He said the ministry continues to develop the Capital Mall for Bahraini products into an integrated platform for supporting and marketing local products through specialised exhibitions and events that increase visitor numbers, boost sales by productive families, and attract new segments of society to learn about Bahraini products and authentic handicrafts, opening new opportunities for the growth and sustainability of home-based and handicraft enterprises.
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