Food and crafts at the square of Pristina

To promote cultural values and foods made from Kosovo women who keep their families with this job,in the center of capital, are opened food fair and women’s craft.

At the fair are participating women from 10 different organizations, that their work will be exposed for five days.

Mayor of Pristina, Isa Mustafa, viewing each work closely, said that this fair has already become traditional, is intended to affirm and increase local economic productivity of women holding their family with the work of the hand .

Mustafa said that this fair should enjoy more interest from citizens.

Mustafa: We are affirming the domestic food and cultural values

"Our goal is to affirm the local production, especially that of women, which is increasing production every year or more and that is gaining in substance, is gaining in quality and weight. There is interest of the citizens, it is particularly good because it comes to some women’s organizations that are quite widely spread and which include various social structures of women, especially those families are the main brace, "said Mustafa. He appreciated the importance of this fair and said that the greater interest of the citizens and businesses, creates opportunities for their products to reach consumers, to the citizens. In this way, according to him, we achieve two essential values, one to affirm crafts, to affirm the use of domestic foods and also to help producers, especially those who are householders.

While director of culture in the municipality of Pristina, Vlora Dumoshi, said that their cooperation with women's organizations is very large.

Dumoshi has announced that they subsidize them whenever they can.

Dumoshi: I have invited all

"We have invited all and we had some discussions in the meetings and are provided all with a great will, because this is a good opportunity for them, where they can earn money with their food and clothing presentations, it means artisans. Currently, we have about 10 different organizations, "she said.

The fair will remain open through Friday.

/ T.Gashi/