Khalifa is the man selling the gun holsters.
He and his team make the holsters and gun belts on a very old sewing machine at the back of the shop.
Before the war he made bags, but the crisis made the holsters a more profitable proposition.
“I suppose it is a pity,” he says, “but we make good money like this. We sell a lot to the French peacekeepers.
"But when the war is over I will go back to making bags.”