Malvono...developed his career to open a branch in Berlin

OLVA HAJ MANSOUR/AL_HASAKHA

When Abdul-Baqi Ramadan, whose nickname is Malvono al-Darbasiyah learned dyeing profession from his elder brother and excelled at it in 1963, it was a new profession in the area, where it was rarely done by anyone, which attracted the attention of the people and the influx of customs to his shop.

Abdul-Baqi was nicknamed Malvono in Aleppo city where he learned the profession, he worked within a Syriac environs in the city, and Malvono means "teacher", where Abdul Baqi transforms an old piece of clothing to new through dyeing and ironing.

Learning the profession...

Abdul-Baqi said he was 13 years old when he started to learn the profession. He said he learned the profession for a few months because of his great concentration. He said he stayed for two years in Aleppo after learning the profession and then returned to al-Darbasiyah to stay there until now.

Abdul-Baqi pointed out that the people at the time were not interested in practicing my profession, and were interested in the agricultural and industrial side, so his career benefited him financially.

He opened another branch in Berlin

He also taught this profession to his children, so that he and his children developed more and more this profession and opened another shop for dyeing and ironing in the German capital of Berlin, which they call Exiris Malvono 2.

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ANHA