Sharjah: Expo Centre Sharjah witnessed a huge turnout as the much-anticipated ‘Ramadan Nights’ exhibition kicked off on Friday.
Running until March 30, the 42nd edition of the exhibition offers discounts of up to 75 per cent on a wide range of products from more than 200 exhibitors, including major retailers and around 500 international and local brands.
Organised by the centre with support from the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI), the exhibition provides an exceptional festive atmosphere, featuring a rich programme of cultural and entertainment activities, along with special shopping promotions.
It was inaugurated by Abdallah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of SCCI and Expo Centre Sharjah, in the presence of Waleed AbdelRahman BuKhatir, Second Vice Chairman of SCCI, and several members of the Sharjah Chamber’s Board of Directors.
Highlights
The Heritage Village showcases a variety of folk art performances, cultural activities, heritage-themed programmes, performances, and competitions.
Visitors can explore traditional handicrafts, an extensive collection of antiques, handcrafted items, garments, and indulge in authentic Emirati cuisine, Ramadan beverages, Arabic coffee, and premium date varieties. They will also find a distinguished selection of heritage collectibles, including antique coins, fishing tools, incense, perfumes, traditional accessories, and intricately designed palm-weaving products.
Visitors can enjoy exclusive deals, win prizes, and receive special giveaways. Additionally, there is an extensive lineup of cultural programmes and family-friendly entertainment activities. The Iftar Corner offers a selection of exquisite local, Arab, and international cuisines. Furthermore, children can enjoy the festive atmosphere at the Kids’ Corner with a variety of recreational activities and fun games.
Strategic initiative
Al Owais noted that the ‘Ramadan Nights’ exhibition is one of the strategic initiatives under the Sharjah Ramadan Festival, and plays a key role in boosting economic activity by supporting the retail sector, and promoting tourism.
“Beyond its economic and commercial significance, the exhibition serves as a dynamic platform that enhances family tourism and showcases the richness of Emirati heritage, ensuring its preservation for future generations,” Al Owais said.
Saif Mohammed Al Midfa, CEO of Expo Centre Sharjah, said the exhibition has successfully secured a prominent place among seasonal economic events eagerly anticipated by the public during the holy month. Visitors take advantage of the wide range of consumer products, competitive promotional offers, and major discounts provided by exhibitors.
The exhibition opens daily from 5 pm to 1 am throughout the holy month.
