A delegation from the World Bank has expressed admiration for the quality of home products manufactured by Saudi women, which were on display at an exhibition organized by the Riyadh Chamber and represented by the Riyadh Center for the Development of Small and Medium Businesses.

The exhibition was a celebration of Saudi women’s capabilities and the quality of their products conformed to international standards, the delegation said.

During the tour, the delegation discovered that one Saudi woman, who works from home, exports her products to the United States. The delegation took a keen interest in learning about how her products reached international markets.

Mansour bin Abdullah Al-Shathari, chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Riyadh Center for the Development of Small and Medium Businesses and member of the Riyadh Chamber of Commerce and Industries’ Board, hosted the World Bank team and took them on a tour of the exhibition.

Al-Shathari presented the delegation with the “montijoun” (productive peoples’) website, which was established by the Riyadh Chamber, for promotional and marketing purposes for home investors’ products.

Each home investor has her own electronic store, where she can offer, sell and deliver items to buyers electronically and through Saudi express mail services.

The delegation appreciated the free services offered to home investors by the Riyadh chamber. They admired visitors’ reactions to support national products and their keenness to purchase them to encourage investors.

Al-Shathari expects that the exhibition and the launch of their website will decrease unemployment among the Kingdom’s females.