The corner of families working in cottage industry at the Buraidah Dates Carnival, held at King Khalid Cultural Center in Buraidah until September 9, is witnessing a remarkable turnout from visitors and shoppers. Participants are showcasing a range of date-related products such as molasses, maamoul, and coffee, in addition to handicrafts and traditional textiles.
The corner serves as an important marketing outlet for families working in cottage industry, contributing to enhancing their income and economic empowerment.
Visitors find high-quality products at competitive prices in an atmosphere that reflects the authenticity and craftsmanship characteristic of Qassim Region.
It also provides a platform to highlight local skills passed down through generations and offers women an effective opportunity to play active roles in the local economy, in line with Saudi Vision 2030’s objectives of empowering women and supporting small and medium enterprises.
The corner continues to attract increasing numbers of families and visitors seeking traditional products, making it a social space that combines commercial, cultural, and entertainment aspects in one setting.
The corner is part of the carnival’s strategy to diversify its programs and sections to meet the interests of various segments of society and reinforce the region’s position as a tourism and economic destination during the date season.
