The fifth version of the Omani-Birani products exhibition was opened between Oman and Bahrain, marking another vibrant chapter in cultural and economic partnership for a long time. Taking place in the Salalah Garden Mall during the Karayamati Kharif (monsoon) season, the program offers a dynamic platform where tradition, entrepreneurship and friendship come together. The exhibition, organized by the Omani-Bahrani Friendship Association in collaboration with the embassy of the state’s embassy and the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Dhafar Branch of the Industry, consists of 53 participants from the two countries, including small and medium enterprising (SMEs) and productive families. The diverse range of products on performance includes handicrafts, pottery, traditional dress and other items that beautifully reflect the rich cultural heritage and environmental identity of two brothers countries. Beyond its economic goals, the exhibition is a shared heritage and a cultural exchange celebration, which enhances the Kharif season appeal for both local residents and tourists. Visitors have the opportunity to detect craftsmanship passed through generations, which promote deep praise and understanding between the people of Oman and Bahrain. Redna Al Hajri, president of the Omani-Bahrani Friendship Association, emphasized the dual role of the event in providing a valuable platform for SMEs to strengthen and marketing and marketing his products. “This exhibition is more than a market, it is a celebration of our history, culture and collaborative spirit,” she said. The event was inaugurated under the protection of Faisal Abdullah al -Roas, president of the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in the presence of dignitaries and officials. Construction on the success of previous versions, including the fourth exhibition held at Salalah Grand Mall in 2024, which promotes economic cooperation during 33 entrepreneurs and during the same season, expands scope and participation in this year’s version, which strengthens cultural and economic bridge between the two countries. With ten days of further exhibitions, the event promises to be an attraction of the Kharif festival, not only the products but also a sense of partnership and shared identity that units Oman and Bahrain.
