Today, Wednesday, January 19, 2023, the International Salon of Antiques and Gifts in the French capital, Paris, was inaugurated, marking the start of one of the most important exhibitions in the world specializing in interior decoration and decor.
The National Office of Traditional Industries is overseeing the participation of Tunisian craft enterprises, and the Tunisian pavilion was inaugurated in the presence of Mr. Noufel Al-Salhi, a representative from the Ministry of Tourism, Mr. Soufiane Taqiya, the Director of Exhibitions, and Ms. Anas Ammar, an official from the Exhibition Management of the National Office of Traditional Industries.
The technical team of the National Office has prepared a space covering approximately 65 square meters for a distinguished group of craft enterprises, including:
- "Khalta": Interior decoration
- "Holya": Handmade textiles
- "Halima": Handmade textiles
- "Kriamic": Traditional ceramics
- "Pock Design": Leather crafts
It should be noted that several other artisans were unable to participate due to visa issues.
This salon, which witnesses the participation of around 65,000 exhibitors from all over the world, is considered the main event for professionals and craftsmen working in the fields of decoration, design, furniture, accessories, textiles, perfumes, table art, and other specialties.
It is also an important platform for trade exchange among professionals and craftsmen through specially designed innovative and high-quality products, seeking uniqueness and establishing real partnerships to promote their products worldwide. It provides an opportunity to keep up with the latest innovations in the field. This event will continue until January 23.
