AMMAN
— A two-day charity bazaar for Jordanian women and Syrian refugees kicked in
Mafraq on Tuesday.
The
market was organized by the New Horizons for Leadership Development and
Training Center and the International Rescue Committee (IRC).
Director
of the center, Tariq Hussein Al-Amoush, said that the two-day bazaar will host
20 Jordanian and Syrian women and their products, which include handicrafts,
foods, and sweets, in addition to honey, cheese, dairy, pickles, accessories,
clothes, soaps and embroidered items. The event will also have henna drawing.
He added that all of the items will be
nominally priced.
The bazaar is part of an IRC program being
implemented in Mafraq, Ramtha, Irbid, and Amman, according to the Jordan News
Agency, Petra.
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AMMAN
— A two-day charity bazaar for Jordanian women and
Syrian refugees kicked in
Mafraq on Tuesday.
The
market was organized by the New Horizons for Leadership Development and
Training Center and the
International Rescue Committee (IRC).
Director
of the center, Tariq Hussein Al-Amoush, said that the two-day bazaar will host
20 Jordanian and Syrian women and their products, which include handicrafts,
foods, and sweets, in addition to honey, cheese, dairy, pickles, accessories,
clothes, soaps and embroidered items. The event will also have henna drawing.
He added that all of the items will be
nominally priced.
The bazaar is part of an IRC program being
implemented in Mafraq, Ramtha, Irbid, and Amman, according to the Jordan News
Agency, Petra.
Read more
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