On the sidelines of the 21st edition of the National Culture Week, the SNC commercial exhibition space opened this Sunday, April 28, 2024. It was under the presidency of the Minister of Industrial Development, Trade, crafts, and small and medium-sized businesses, Serge Poda.
«The craft and trade fair that we are currently opening is the perfect opportunity to highlight the creative genius of our artisans and traders. Their works, whether traditional or innovative, are the fruit of know-how passed down from generation to generation, a passion that continues and a commitment to excellence.», immediately clarified Serge Poda, Minister of Industrial Development, Commerce, Crafts, and Small and Medium Enterprises.
This space is a commercial hub par excellence, because it allows exhibitors to display their know-how, in the eyes of festival-goers. But not only. This fair is also a networking setting.
« But beyond the commercial aspect, this fair is also a place for meetings, exchanges and sharing. It is the privileged meeting where links are forged between cultural actors, creators and the general public. It is the crucible where a dynamic community is built, driven by the desire to preserve and enhance our cultural heritage. », added Serge Poda.
Serge Poda
While inviting festival-goers to make this fair their own, Serge Poda gave a nod to the sister Republic of Niger, which is the guest country of honor for this 21st edition.
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