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Thrilled to see the produce from #KurdistanRegion#Halabja,have made its way to the #UK market, this is the beginning, & we shall have more of trade exchange between our two-nation, Sharazor pomegranate is the best & we look forward to seeing the best #Kurdistan Honey.
Governor Nuxsha Nasih pitched in with sanitation workers on Friday to help clean the streets during Halabja’s annual pomegranate festival. Nearly 200,000 people visited the festival during the first two days of the three-day event.
Halabja launched its 11th Pomegranate and Autumn Festival with 650 exhibition booths, expecting over 300,000 visitors during the three-day event.
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A great pleasure to attend the Pomegranate Festival in Halabja today.
Our sincere thanks to the Governor of Halabja @nuxshanasih for the kind invitation. A great occasion to celebrate the region’s rich agricultural potential.
Nma Nadhim, Founder and Executive Director of Nma Khani, a nonprofit focused on environmental sustainability and education, told Channel8 that the 11th Halabja Pomegranate and Autumn Festival features “nearly 500 stores selling pomegranate products and handmade goods,” adding, “Last year we had over 300,000 visitors, and this year we expect even more.”