The 10th edition of the Najaf International Trade and Industry Exhibition opened yesterday, marking a major economic event aimed at stimulating trade, supporting the local economy, and enhancing investment opportunities in the governorate.

Exhibition spokesperson Haider Al-Mousawi stated that a number of Arab and Islamic countries are participating in the exhibition, which spans a large area and features a wide range of commercial and industrial products. He explained that local goods are prominently displayed under the label “Made in Iraq” to facilitate their marketing and promotion within the local markets of the Middle Euphrates region.

Al-Mousawi also noted the participation of several holy shrines and religious institutions from across Iraq, including the Holy Shrines of Imam Hussain and Al-Abbas, the Samarra Shrine, the Kufa Mosque Administration, and the Al-Sahla Mosque, among others.

He affirmed that the exhibition reflects the prominent status of Najaf Governorate as a vital hub for economic and investment activity, emphasizing its positive impact on both citizens and local producers.