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Sharjah Souq Al Jubail draws 400,000 visitors during Ramadan period

Sharjah Souq Al Jubail draws 400,000 visitors during Ramadan period

Souq Al Jubail in Sharjah recorded nearly 400,000 visitors during Eid Al Fitr and the month of Ramadan.
This number represents a marked increase compared to previous years, cementing the market's position as a primary shopping destination in the emirate.
Visitors flocked to the market to experience its diverse shopping offerings, comprehensive services and competitive pricing structure that caters to various consumer segments, the Emirates News Agency (WAM) said in a statement.
Record footfall at Souq Al Jubail during Eid Al Fitr and Ramadan
The market has become known for its selection of fresh and imported products, making it a preferred destination during the Ramadan period.
The Ramadan Festival at Souq Al Jubail featured interactive and entertainment activities for families, showcasing elements related to the holy month.
'Al Jubail Market has established itself as one of the most important markets in the emirate and the region, as reflected by the increasing visitor numbers. This is the result of our commitment to providing a distinctive shopping experience that meets visitors' needs, enhancing the market's position as a major shopping destination in Sharjah,' Abdullah Al Shamsi, Director of Sharjah City Markets.
'Al Jubail Market continues its vital role in supporting the emirate's economy and is one of the key commercial destinations contributing to the economic and commercial activity in Sharjah. We always strive to provide and organize distinctive events that align with visitors' expectations,' he added.
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