"Ahlan Ramadan" Exhibition opened at journalits syndicate
Basant Ahmed - Nada Mustafa - Yara Sameh
Khaled Al-Balshi, Head of the Journalists Syndicate, Gamal Abdel Rahim, Secretary-General of the Syndicate, and members of the Syndicate's Council, Doaa Al-Naggar and Muhammad Al-Garhi, opened the 'Ahlan Ramadan' exhibition on the fifth floor of the Syndicate's headquarters.
The exhibition comes within the framework of the syndicate keenness to support its members and their families by providing basic goods and Ramadan products at reasonable prices.
The exhibition includes a wide variety of food products, including food supplies, meat, poultry, and oils, in addition to various Ramadan supplies.
The exhibition is scheduled to continue until the end of the holy month of Ramadan, providing the syndicate members and their families the opportunity to benefit from the offers offered throughout the month.
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