The "Product of My Country" exhibition, open since Tuesday at the Palais des Expositions in M'dina Jdida (Oran), is recording a strong turnout of visitors and professionals.

The "Product of My Country" exhibition, open since Tuesday at the Palais des Expositions in M'dina Jdida (Oran), is recording a strong turnout of visitors and professionals.

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07/29/2026 - 16:21

The "Product of My Country" exhibition, open since Tuesday at the Palais des Expositions in M'dina Jdida (Oran), is recording a strong turnout of visitors and professionals.

The number of visitors to this fair, which showcases a wide range of Algerian products reflecting the richness and diversity of national industrial, agricultural, and artisanal production, has exceeded 10,000, according to the exhibition commissioner, Mahmoud Elhani.

Organized to promote national products and strengthen the culture of consuming locally manufactured goods, the exhibition brings together over 100 economic enterprises specializing notably in the agrifood and textile industries, alongside producers representing several of the country's wilayas, offering a wide range of goods including foodstuffs, clothing, cosmetics, and furniture.

Numerous small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are also taking part in this event, alongside several startups, to present services related to trade, advertising, and other business activities.

In statements to APS, several exhibitors emphasized that the "Product of My Country" fair represents an excellent opportunity to promote national products and expand their customer base. They noted that the development of national industry is a shared responsibility among all producers, particularly artisans, pointing out that this type of gathering helps raise awareness of locally made products and encourages their consumption.

For their part, several visitors who came to discover the exhibited items expressed their interest in national products, affirming their commitment to prioritizing them in their daily consumption to support the national economy.

The exhibition will run until August 1.

Source
APS