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Oman Pavilion Draws Large Crowds at Algiers International FairAlgiers, 25 Jun (ONA) — The Sultanate of Oman’s pavilion at the 56th Algiers International Fair, where Oman is the guest of honor, has attracted significant attention from visitors and Algerian business representatives since its opening. Algerian visitors and business leaders told Oman News Agency (ONA) that Oman’s pavilion stands out as a highlight of this year’s fair, showcasing the nation’s heritage and culture through its distinctive design. The pavilion features a diverse range of Omani companies operating in industrial, commercial, and service sectors. Tariq Mosoni, a plastics industry entrepreneur, noted that the Omani pavilion offers high-quality products with excellent specifications, praising both the products and competitive pricing of Omani plastic companies, which have gained popularity among Algerian consumers. On her turn, Iman Bouthelja, a visitor, expressed admiration for the product variety, describing the pavilion as “magnificent” and well-received by attendees. She anticipated that participating Omani companies would secure commercial contracts and agencies with Algerian firms, given their products’ quality and specifications. Meanwhile, Algerian businessman Abdurrahman bin Omar highlighted that Oman’s pavilion provides Algerian visitors and entrepreneurs with an opportunity to closely view Omani products and industries. He noted their high quality could help establish trade partnerships in Algerian and neighboring markets, revealing his decision to partner with several Omani companies in electrical and agricultural sectors. The Omani pavilion features 60 companies spanning pharmaceuticals, transportation, electrical transformers, real estate, fisheries, tourism, food products, handicrafts and other sectors. — Ends/AH