The Hajj Gifts Ritual Exhibition, organized by the Makkah Chamber of Commerce, wrapped up yesterday after a successful five-day run.
Featuring 120 pavilions, the event brought together contributions from government entities, private sector participants, and charitable organizations dedicated to serving pilgrims. In line with the Ministry of Culture’s declaration of 2025 as the Year of Handicrafts, the exhibition also highlighted traditional arts and crafts.
More than 25,000 visitors enjoyed an engaging experience with interactive exhibits, smart technologies, and a wide array of handmade creations. These included gem polishing, wood carving, ring and rosary crafting, and traditional attire, offering a vibrant showcase of cultural heritage.
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