Women's Traditional Markets in Al-Baha: A Cultural and Economic Hub

Traditional markets in Al-Baha, such as the women's market in Al-Aqiq governorate, serve as vibrant cultural and economic hubs, showcasing the region's rich heritage and empowering local women.

 These markets provide a platform for women to showcase and sell their handmade crafts, including intricate carpets, exquisite jewelry, delicious local delicacies, fragrant spices, and traditional attire. The markets also offer a range of natural products like ghee, honey, and medicinal plants.

 Beyond economic opportunities, these markets foster social interaction among women and community building. Women exchange stories, share experience, and inspire one another, creating a strong sense of camaraderie. Moreover, these markets play a crucial role in preserving traditional skills and knowledge, ensuring that the region's cultural heritage is passed down to future generations.

 Mayor of Aseer region Dr. Ali bin Mohammed Al-Sawat emphasized the government's commitment to supporting these markets and empowering women. By providing a safe and organized space for women to showcase their talents, the government aims to contribute to the economic growth of the region and strengthen its cultural identity.