Aleppo witnessed yesterday, Saturday, the activities of the second day of the weekly Souq Jaret Al-Qalaa market at Khan Al-Shouneh in the Old City, with notable attendance from residents and visitors, alongside continued support for artisans and small business owners.
Market Support and Activities
The market, inaugurated by the Aleppo Governorate in cooperation with the Stabilization Support Unit, comes as part of efforts to revitalize commercial and craft activity by allocating tables and carts that enable artisans and small traders to display their products directly, enhancing their income and stimulating the local economic cycle.
Engagement and Cultural Significance
The second day saw good turnout and positive engagement, reflecting the importance of initiatives aimed at reviving heritage markets and activating historical sites with a productive spirit that preserves the authentic character of the area, as part of the “Aleppo, Set El Kol” campaign.
Traditional Crafts and Local Identity
The continuation of the market’s activities represents a practical step toward reinforcing the presence of traditional crafts as an integral part of Aleppo’s economic and cultural identity, and strengthening the position of the Old City as a vibrant hub of life and work.
