Harir celebrated its first-ever agricultural festival, attracting more than 20,000 visitors and turning the town into a lively hub of trade and celebration. The event showcased local products and marked a major step toward economic revival in the area.
Over 100 local farmers participated, displaying a wide range of fruits, vegetables, honey, and handmade goods. Visitors enjoyed exhibitions, traditional music, and food stalls that highlighted the region’s rich agricultural heritage.
Organizers said the festival aimed to support local farmers, promote sustainable farming practices, and strengthen ties between producers and consumers. They noted that the strong turnout demonstrated growing public interest in local products and rural development.
Residents and officials praised the event for boosting community morale and stimulating business opportunities. Many participants emphasized that such initiatives help preserve traditional farming while encouraging youth involvement in agriculture.
Harir’s agricultural festival is expected to become an annual tradition, further reinforcing the town’s role as a center of cultural and economic activity in the region.