The Cairo Chamber, under the leadership of Mr. Ayman Al-Ashri, continued its efforts to organize the Welcome to Schools" exhibition in collaboration with the Ministries of Supply, Trade, and Industry, the Cairo Governorate, and all relevant authorities. The exhibition is scheduled to take place from September 15 to 29.

The Exhibition Committee, chaired by General Salah Al-Abd, Treasurer of the Chamber, held intensive meetings through a dedicated operations room within the Chamber until all exhibitors are accommodated. The committee held an extensive meeting on Sunday to discuss all exhibition details.

The meeting was attended by Mr. Sherif Yahia, Deputy President of the Cairo Chamber, and committee members Mr. Ashraf Khedr, Assistant Secretary of the Chamber's Treasury, and Dr. Naglaa El-Najjar, a member of the Chamber's Board of Directors.

Other participants included Mr. Khaled Hassanein, a member of the Cairo Chamber's Board of Directors and head of the Clothing Division, Mr. Ahmed Hassan, Deputy Head of the Digital Economy Division, Mr. Mohamed Al-Safti, a member of the Stationery Division, Mr. Nader Al-Kabeer, a member of the Footwear and Leather Products Division, Mr. Mohamed Nabil, a member of the Clothing Devision, Mr. Ashraf El-Nady, a member of the Footwear and Leather Products Division, Mrs. Samah Hekal, a member of the Clothing Division, Mr. Mohamed Rameeh, a member of the Digital Economy Division, and Mrs. Sahar Abdel Azim, Director of Member Services and Affairs, as well as the Director's Office at the Chamber of Food Industries at the Federation of Industries, along with several exhibitors.

General Salah Al-Abd stated that the meeting was a continuation of the committee's discussions on accommodating exhibitors from various sectors in the exhibition in accordance with the allocated spaces for each activity. The committee is committed to its efforts until all exhibitors are accommodated in their designated areas.

The "Welcome Schools" exhibition will include all school supplies, ready-made clothing, footwear, leather products, bags, computers, food products, banking services, a women's pavilion for handicrafts, and other goods needed by Egyptian families for their children during the school season.