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Rawal Expo Industrial Exhibition at Ayub park in Rawalpindi is successfully enhancing industrial activity in the city besides promoting ancient customs and traditions. A huge rush is being observed especially at evening timings, as the visitors gathered in a large number at stalls set up for Eid shopping.
The exhibition was organised by Pak World Trade and Expo Centre, under the sponsorship of New Iqra City with the support of Army Heritage Foundation.
Pak World Trade and Expo Centre Chairman Khurshid Burnas said that earlier, the exhibition was held in the month of June to provide recreational activity to the people especially with reference to the summer vacations.
After receiving a very good response, he said the exhibition was again initiated on December 6 and will continue till December 30.
The stalls of garments, electronics and handicrafts were displayed in the exhibitions featuring industrial products of the country. Some other displayed items include ladies dresses, shawls, handbags, purses, cushion covers, hats for men and women, mobile, jewellery cases, kitchen sets, pincushions, wallets and a variety of leather items.
"A wide range of consumer goods, handicrafts and hand made embroidered clothes carrying exquisite style are the main attractions for us. Food street with variety of spicy foods, added a new colour to the exhibition", visitors remarked.

Copyright Associated Press of Pakistan, 2007

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