The allocated market for women is considered a model for women's markets in the Sultanate, where it has become one of the most important economic objectives in the states of the provinces due to it is an open market that has its privaicy in the supply, sale and purchase, and this has made the market position on the top of Omani markets' map. In the market there are many exhibits and supplies needed by the shopper. In the Eid, the market be active and the supplies are available, which is mainly women's clothing of all kinds of ready-made garments, pieces of fabrics, as well as traditional Omani women's clothing such as embroidered Omani dress or so-called local or sewing or original Omani Dishdasha, the exhibitions also includes perfumes and related products such as made incense and traditional craftsmanship in which North Sharqiyah Province is characterized by.
The General Authority for Craft Industries, represented by the Department of Craft Industries in North SharqiyahGovernorate, opened the Souq Wednesday for craftsmen in the state of Ibra. The market was established in cooperation between the Department of Craft Industries in the province of North East as the superviser for the market and the municipality of Ibra, where it is considered the first handicraft market dedicated to craftsmen that are used weekly, where the work of the Wednesday market for craftsmen coincides with Wednesday market for women in the state of Ibra. It is worth noting that the new market for craftsmen provides the opportunity to market and promote handicraft products in the fields of textiles, carpentry, fronds, perfumes and other fields which are famous for the state of Ibra and the province of North Sharqiyah.