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The image depicts an indoor exhibition booth, identified as part of the Sakhi Zada Industrial Estate in Kandahar, Afghanistan, based on visible signage. Two males are present, interacting at a table covered by a large, intricately patterned Afghan rug in shades of brown, gold, and red. The individual on the left is seated, a male with dark hair, wearing a grey jacket over a dark shirt, and an ID lanyard around his neck. He holds an open pamphlet or brochure in both hands, presenting it towards the center of the frame. The individual on the right is standing, a male with dark hair and a beard, dressed in a light blue traditional Afghan shirt (shalwar kameez) with a dark vest. A watch is visible on his left wrist. He is leaning slightly forward, looking down at several pamphlets spread across the rug-covered table, with his right hand positioned near one of them. In the background, behind the seated man, numerous folded and rolled Afghan rugs in various colors (predominantly red, dark blue, and gold) are stacked within the booth. Several banners are visible; one blue banner clearly states "SAKHI ZADA INDUSTRIAL ESTATE" and features a circular emblem, while another banner displays text in Pashto/Dari, including "Al-Habibi LTD" and a partial phone number "7527". The booth features white partition walls, and some exposed electrical wiring is visible near the top left. On a shelf or surface in the right background, behind the standing man, are a white box with blue details and other small miscellaneous items.
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