Mr. Mohamed Al-Moez Belhoucine, Minister of Tourism, in the presence of Mr. Nabil Ammar, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Immigration and Tunisians Abroad, supervised the inauguration of the Handicrafts Exhibition, which was organized in conjunction with the activities of the Ramadan demonstration "Ramadan Al-Madina 2023" in the City of Culture, in the presence of a number of ambassadors of brotherly and friendly countries. On the occasion, the two ministers were briefed on the various pavilions of exhibiting artisans in the most important specialties of the traditional industries sector, which was organized for the second time in a row, and which is represented by a group of 21 artisans and craft institutions that included various generations of the sector’s veterans, passing through the experienced competencies, down to the young new investors in the Tunisian traditional product. In addition to the introductory pavilion of the Traditional Industries Olympiad, which values the skills and capabilities of craftsmen and embodies the contribution of the traditional industries sector to development and raising the export rate. By the way, the minister stressed the importance of the participation of artisans and craft institutions in such events, which represent an opportunity to promote their creativity and to support the traditional industries sector in general, highlighting the state's keenness to give this sector the place it deserves in supporting the economic and social fabric and in advancing the development rate, especially regionalism, job creation and payment Export, in addition to encouraging the entrepreneurs for the continuity of their activities, noting the contribution of the traditional industries sector to preserving the traditional and cultural heritage that embodies the specifics of the national identity, preserving it from extinction, and passing it on to future generations