Diaa Exports Villa

We are over at No. 6- A in the Doaba School Market. It is a lively little spot because of the school. Every morning and afternoon, the whole street is filled with the sound of kids and the smell of street food from the vendors nearby. Our place is tucked into the corner of the market. It is not a huge space, but it is enough for what we need. We use the front room for most of our work and the back for storing samples. The floor is made of that old grey stone that stays cool even when it is hot outside. We have a few old wooden chairs for when people stop by to talk. Being in a market means there is always someone to chat with, whether it is the guy selling stationery or the lady with the fruit stall. It is a very community-focused area. We don't have a big corporate sign, just a small board near the entrance. Most of our work is done via email or over the phone anyway. The market can get a bit muddy when it rains and the parking is always a bit of a puzzle. We just make do with the space we have. It is a friendly place to be and it makes the workday go by a little faster when there is so much life right outside the door. Sometimes we have to close the windows to keep the noise out, but mostly we just let it in.