تشهد سوق التمور بنجران خلال هذه الأيام، حراكاً اقتصادياً لافتاً في بيع وشراء حصاد إنتاج مزارع النخيل بالمنطقة، وذلك بمقر سوق التمور بحي أبا السعود التاريخي.
وتنتج مزارع النخيل المنتشرة بمنطقة نجران والمحافظات التابعة لها، أجود تمور البياض، والمواكيل وغيرها من أنواع التمور، التي تستقبلها الأسواق خلال موسم جني التمور (فصل الصيف من كل عام).
وأوضح أحد البائعين بسوق التمور بنجران المواطن إبراهيم آل الشهي، لوكالة الأنباء السعودية «واس»، أن موسم التمور بالمنطقة خلال هذا العام شهد نشاطاً ملحوظاً؛ نظراً لجودة التمور خصوصاً تمور البياض والمواكيل، التي تشتهر بها منطقة نجران، من ناحية حجم حبة التمر وجودة المذاق، وقيمتها الغذائية والصحية وسهولة تخزينها، مؤكداً حرص الأسر بالمنطقة على وجود التمور بمنازلهم لتقديمها للضيوف والزوار خلال مناسبات الزواج والأفراح التي تشهدها المنطقة خلال مواسم الإجازات والأعياد.
وأشار إلى أن تمور البياض تلاقي رواجاً كبيراً لدى المستهلكين والمشترين من داخل المنطقة وخارجها، وتأتي تمور المواكيل والبرني من الأصناف المفضلة للزبائن والمتسوقين.
بدوره أفاد المهندس الزراعي عبدالله اليامي، أن إنتاج التمور تحسن هذا العام عن الأعوام الماضية؛ بسبب ارتفاع الوعي الزراعي لدى المزارعين بالممارسات والأساليب الزراعية الحديثة التي أسهمت في جودة المنتج، وكبر حبة التمر، وذلك بفضل -الله تعالى- ثم الجهود التي يقدمها فرع وزارة البيئة والمياه والزراعة بالمنطقة، لتوعية المزارعين بالطرق الصحيحة للعناية بالنخيل.
مؤكداً أهمية النخيل بنجران وسائر مناطق المملكة بوصفها إرثاً تاريخياً لسكان الجزيرة العربية، الأمر الذي يتطلّب من الجهات المسؤولة بالمنطقة التعاون وتسخير الإمكانات الفنية والمادية لرعاية ودعم مزارعي النخيل بالمنطقة وفق رؤية المملكة 2030 الرامية إلى تعزيز وتنمية الإمكانات والموارد الوطنية، بما يسهم في خلق روافد اقتصادية جديدة.
«تمور نجران».. حراك اقتصادي لبيع وشراء «البياض والمواكيل»
19 أغسطس 2025 - 21:35
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The date market in Najran is currently witnessing significant economic activity in the buying and selling of the harvest from the region's palm farms, located at the date market in the historic Aba Saud neighborhood.
The palm farms spread across the Najran region and its affiliated governorates produce the finest Al-Bayadh dates, Al-Mawakeel, and other types of dates, which are welcomed in the markets during the date harvesting season (summer each year).
One of the sellers at the date market in Najran, citizen Ibrahim Al-Shahhi, explained to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) that this year's date season in the region has seen noticeable activity due to the quality of the dates, especially Al-Bayadh and Al-Mawakeel, which are famous in Najran for their size, taste quality, nutritional and health value, and ease of storage. He emphasized the families' eagerness in the region to have dates in their homes to offer to guests and visitors during wedding celebrations and festivities that take place in the region during holiday seasons.
He pointed out that Al-Bayadh dates are very popular among consumers and buyers from both inside and outside the region, while Al-Mawakeel and Barni dates are among the preferred varieties for customers and shoppers.
For his part, agricultural engineer Abdullah Al-Yami stated that date production has improved this year compared to previous years due to the increased agricultural awareness among farmers regarding modern agricultural practices and methods that have contributed to the quality of the product and the size of the dates. This improvement is thanks to God Almighty and the efforts provided by the branch of the Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture in the region to educate farmers on the correct ways to care for palm trees.
He affirmed the importance of palm trees in Najran and other regions of the Kingdom as a historical heritage for the inhabitants of the Arabian Peninsula, which requires the responsible authorities in the region to cooperate and harness technical and material resources to care for and support palm farmers in the area in line with the Kingdom's Vision 2030, aimed at enhancing and developing national capabilities and resources, contributing to the creation of new economic tributaries.
The palm farms spread across the Najran region and its affiliated governorates produce the finest Al-Bayadh dates, Al-Mawakeel, and other types of dates, which are welcomed in the markets during the date harvesting season (summer each year).
One of the sellers at the date market in Najran, citizen Ibrahim Al-Shahhi, explained to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) that this year's date season in the region has seen noticeable activity due to the quality of the dates, especially Al-Bayadh and Al-Mawakeel, which are famous in Najran for their size, taste quality, nutritional and health value, and ease of storage. He emphasized the families' eagerness in the region to have dates in their homes to offer to guests and visitors during wedding celebrations and festivities that take place in the region during holiday seasons.
He pointed out that Al-Bayadh dates are very popular among consumers and buyers from both inside and outside the region, while Al-Mawakeel and Barni dates are among the preferred varieties for customers and shoppers.
For his part, agricultural engineer Abdullah Al-Yami stated that date production has improved this year compared to previous years due to the increased agricultural awareness among farmers regarding modern agricultural practices and methods that have contributed to the quality of the product and the size of the dates. This improvement is thanks to God Almighty and the efforts provided by the branch of the Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture in the region to educate farmers on the correct ways to care for palm trees.
He affirmed the importance of palm trees in Najran and other regions of the Kingdom as a historical heritage for the inhabitants of the Arabian Peninsula, which requires the responsible authorities in the region to cooperate and harness technical and material resources to care for and support palm farmers in the area in line with the Kingdom's Vision 2030, aimed at enhancing and developing national capabilities and resources, contributing to the creation of new economic tributaries.
