The Traditional Women’s Markets in Al-Aqiq, are cultural and commercial hubs showcasing the region’s heritage and empowering women. Here, women sell handmade items such as carpets, jewelry, local delicacies, spices, and traditional clothing, alongside natural products like ghee, honey, and medicinal plants. These markets preserve traditions while promoting economic opportunities for women.
Traditional Women’s Markets
Beyond their economic significance, these markets foster social connections and community bonding among women. They provide a space for women to share stories, exchange experiences, and inspire one another, nurturing a strong sense of solidarity. Additionally, the markets play a vital role in preserving traditional skills and knowledge, ensuring the continuation of the region’s cultural legacy for future generations.
Dr. Ali bin Mohammed Al-Sawat, Mayor of the Aseer region, highlighted the government’s dedication to supporting these markets and empowering women. By creating safe and well-organized spaces for women to showcase their talents, the government aims to bolster regional economic development while strengthening its cultural identity.
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