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Cairo Governor Dr. Ibrahim Saber, accompanied by the President of Capital University, Dr. El-Sayed Qandil, inaugurated a food exhibition organized by the governorate in collaboration with the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at the Capital University. The exhibition will run for four days, offering food commodities and various products to university students, faculty members, and staff at reasonable prices.

Deputy Cairo Governor Ashraf Mansour, accompanied by several officials from the Cairo Governorate and faculty members, attended the inauguration ceremony.

During the inauguration, Governor Saber stated that holding such exhibitions exemplifies a successful model of cooperation between state institutions. These exhibitions contribute to providing essential goods at affordable prices and high quality, helping to counter rising costs and alleviate the burden on citizens.

Saber also emphasized the importance of continuing to expand the organization of community exhibitions within universities and various institutions, highlighting their effective role in regulating markets, achieving price stability, and providing citizens with the opportunity to compare prices and easily obtain their needs.

The exhibition features mobile vehicles affiliated with the Holding Company for Food Industries at the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade and the Future of Egypt Agency. These vehicles offer fresh meat and basic food commodities, such as sugar, rice, and oil. Additionally, vehicles from Al-Masriyin Company, affiliated with the public sector, are present to sell legumes, spices, and various other food products.

The exhibition also showcases a diverse array of non-food products from productive families, including handicrafts and copper items, furnishings and Khaymayat, bags and natural leather goods, men's and women's clothing, sunglasses and perfumes, household tools, cosmetics, spices, and snacks. Additionally, it features participation from slum alternative projects in collaboration with the Cultural Project of the Ministry of Culture.

The exhibition offers a comprehensive platform for showcasing and marketing handmade and creative products within the university. It supports productive families and students by providing genuine marketing opportunities that generate both financial and social benefits. Additionally, it helps promote a culture of production and freelance work among young people.

It also helps identify student talents and encourages their development, transforming these talents into small and medium-sized sustainable projects that align with the state's goals of supporting entrepreneurship and promoting economic development.

Source: Media Department, Cairo Governorate