Untapping The Potential of Pakistani Women Entrepreneurs
Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP), Punjab has already taken an initiative to discover and groom women entrepreneurs who have excellent handicraft skills. The intent is to boost textile exports and help women at the same time develop their capabilities.
Besides local training, the authority has enlisted the assistance of European experts to provide necessary training to these entrepreneurs’ who have an aim to expand their business to European markets.
Read the entire article: Tapping potential: Exploring women entrepreneurship
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Posted by: Laurel Delaney
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